Comment 52154

By Undustrial (registered) - website | Posted November 24, 2010 at 16:41:03

It's really a question of perspective. For people who drive a lot, the world starts to look a lot like the background graphics in a playstation racing game. I know I start feeling it after an hour or so. No matter how fast a car does move in practical terms (compared to busing, walking or biking), the fact that it's always capable of so much more imparts a frustration that gets really hard to shake. It could be doing almost 200kph, if all these other gaddammed people weren't around.

So here's the argument for LRT, to drivers: you don't have to ditch your car. Nobody's going to force you to. But getting some of these other people off the road would make all of our lives easier. Especially the ones, whether they be too fast or too slow, who obviously don't want to be there. As much as I'd love to be able to do my commute while reading a paper or sleeping on a train, I'd settle for being able to do it in a car without people doing these things while they drive.

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