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The irony is that we build freeways (or whatever you want to call them) which are designed for high speed travel in cars by ordinary people with other jobs. Public transit can and should be the same high speed travel (except for those frequent stops along the way), but done by drivers who are better trained and drive for a living. As a traveller, or even just a pedestrian walking beside a road, which do you trust more?Yep, it's a culture of defaulting to safe failure instead of trying anything with any kind of risk, no matter the upsides it would bring. Endemic to our entire public service unfortunately.
And I know from an insurance perspective this is unserious, but I would rather a lifetime of fast streetcars with a few crashes here and there, then a lifetime of crawling streetcars (that I would realistically abandon for a car when opportune)




