donttouchthirdrail t1_j1qn4yw wrote
I am begging you people to put up wire and run trolley buses
huebomont t1_j1r3oxi wrote
mta is allergic to using existing solutions
irykiryk t1_j1sof38 wrote
You gotta spend tax funds on that "modern" green washed techno bullshit before investing in things that work.
therealowlman t1_j1roa7v wrote
That would only work if the city was a near perfect grid
Oh wait
Shreddersaurusrex t1_j1t7fq2 wrote
West Village is a nightmare
therealowlman t1_j1ulfwh wrote
You don’t need a system of buses to get around west village though
Shreddersaurusrex t1_j1um08k wrote
Debateable
down_up__left_right t1_j261hy6 wrote
It's not like the West Village has streets with crazy curves. It's basically a grid at a different angle and then a small part of it is a grid at a third angle.
I don't see why a trolley bus couldn't go up Hudson or go along Christopher St and handle the turn when it transitions to the normal grid and becomes 9th St.
RuralCrafter t1_j1rcrk6 wrote
Stop making sense
Taupenbeige t1_j1rm3ox wrote
I’m imagining the flaming sneakers hurled up on those suckers right now
soundadvices t1_j1rxgj3 wrote
Imagine how much we can save by building the infrastructure upon an existing city-wide network of permanent scaffolding, and never see the sky again.
[deleted] t1_j1rkgv5 wrote
How would that change the cost of the electricity?
hob_goblin8 t1_j1ukxb3 wrote
makes more efficient use of the same costly electricity
Effeted t1_j1rdj1l wrote
That would cost 1 billion per block
StudSnoo t1_j207hlw wrote
Nah that’s ugly as shit
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