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Fast bus, slow train?

From today's Strib ... "Proposed light rail slower than express bus".

Of course the comparison should not be with the express bus (with no local stops), nor should it be with today's locals, which stop every block, but with a similarly designed local bus with just as many local stops (and just as good a signal prioritization).

Posted by David Levinson on May 17, 2006 07:06 AM |

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I don't think they will manage to design a similar local bus. Hope to see them soon though ...

Posted by: Train Horns | April 2, 2008 05:58 AM

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