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Posted Tue, Sep 7, noon
In other words, I do not get the impression that the PSP is broken just because they are facing challenges. I don't even understand what the author thinks is broken about the PSP.
MOREPosted Tue, Sep 7, 11:49 a.m.
Thank's for bringing attention to this issue. I think this article fails to make much of a point. Is the reader supposed to takeaway that the PSP is doomed because somebody bought Macs instead of PC's? I know the contracting issues probably look bad and from those who were trying ...
MOREPosted Wed, Jun 25, 3:27 p.m.
RE: Still not convinced: Its corporate strategy and its big advertising budget – who has ever seen its tax-funded equal? – focus overwhelmingly on a single product: rail transit. That won't do for a truly regional-minded transit agency. I can't help but think that SOund Transit is a REGIONAL transit ...
MOREPosted Wed, Jun 25, 3:15 p.m.
Still not convinced: Thanks for the very thoughtful article. I learned some things from the series. I am still not convinced for two reasons. 1) Your basic argument is that a bus system can better serve the population because it is more flexible and a faster solution. There is no ...
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