[urbanclient]

"Yet cities like New York City, Chicago, Washington DC, San Francisco, and Boston all boast the highest public transit ridership in the country despite this generational prioritization of cars."

This is a non-sequitur. There were always going to be X,Y,Z cities with the highest public transit ridership in the country regardless of whether or not there was generational prioritization of cars. Them being the largest cities in the US and the capital is not at all surprising. It's almost like saying New York City is one of the cities of all time.

 

[Mind_the_gap]

Anyone else find it messed up that the emergency intercom button on Atlanta's new CQ400 trains is unmistakebly the "Eye of Providence/Horus"?

(1:22)

Reminds me of how the UK's emergency services number is 999, an inverted 666.

Nice looking trains otherwise... the front feels like a rip-off of Russia's 81-765 trains though.