transit
Armed police to make sure we all pay our two dollars and a quarter, or the hundred and seventy five buck fine if we don't. What a stupid and dangerous idea.
The public policies they design and try to enforce make it harder for us to get to work, pick up our kids from school, or go shopping. They are deliberately fostering congestion.
I bet Chicago would top a similar list of elevated rail, and would include Vancouver.
How long before the transit commission shuts him down?
It's just the company I keep, but it's interesting to note that he works in IT, like the transit enthusiasts I know.
Vancouver's TransLink is not on the list, but they published the specification in case they wanted to do so (it'd be hilarious if virtual communities like Second Life made feeds, just for the heck of it).
Sayeeda Warsi, the Vice Chair of Britain's Conservative Party, walked and took transit around the city while reporting.
Incentives, costs, psychology and conscience all play roles.
