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Posted by trainsarefun on Fri Dec 7 10:55:07 2007, in response to Re: Whoa! Competition Comes to the Subways, posted by Newkirk Plaza David on Fri Dec 7 10:38:37 2007. This is what happens when curious statistics taken in isolation substitute for a holistic study of the system. This nonsense about one tower favoring 'its' trains, etc., is just sheer nonsense - the job of the railroad is to move people, not be in comparison over whose percentages and 'grades' are less worse than the others.I see a lot of good in having one person in charge of a particular station or station complex, in charge of cleaning and keeping things in good order. In terms of lines, though, the system is a network, and I don't think that it can effectively be managed taking a route-by-route perspective. As a rider, here's what I'm concerned with: do the trains run frequently and on-time and with reliability? Further on from that, how's the climate control, cleanliness, etc? |
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