Loved this location! Great nature, transit and people!

As a Canadian, from Vancouver BC, married to an American, living in Seattle USA … I’m actually quite proud of our transit system back home because compared to many American cities - it’s great to see seamless integration and multimodal transportation as an alternative to the car. I’m also glad that Seattle is finally opening and finishing some much awaited rail transit corridors.

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Forgot to mention the homeless campsites outside of the VA location and constant crime on Metro buses/trains

But, space is the final frontier!

Let's hope everything works out and Los Angeles finally gets a much better public transportation system 🙏 and thank you for the great video! ❤

My home country :) ... you captured it perfectly !! Nice work Paul, love it!

Ah, dear Leila! Does she recall how long it took to build a wheelchair access entrance at Benfleet Railway station? We may not have organised a helicopter, but gave her a helicopter view of the line between Upminster and Southend.

They are finally thinking 😮 my god I was an ambassador for a year until I got fired after being injured on a bus we argued these points every day

Nice ring

I really appreciate your efforts! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

What about in Emergencies? Does everyone need to line up amd tap to get out of a mass shooting?

Riders need a tool or app that combines all the available transit modes. Especially if your home or destination is not close to a transit route.

8:28 Anyone else notice the kid?

You notice she didn't answer the question

I am a huge fan of Metra it’s not even funny. I can tell you so much about the railroad, and every stop on 10 of the 11 lines. My friend and I do some railfanning at different stations. Just recently we were at the Medinah station on the Milwaukee District West Line. Saw lots of Metra of course. Even caught a BNSF manifest

Great I live on 50th street!

The 1984 Olympics improved circulation flow throughout the city, by creating one way streets where there were not that way before, as well as increased busses just as it is being planned for 2028

Nice information on the elevators, though, public urination could also be due to Los Angeles only having 14 public restrooms.

As a non car driver living in LA for more than 4 decades. It will car free. Just walk 5 mile at train stations. Just wait for infrequent buses. Metrolink is great. Just walk 10 miles if you are lucky. LA public transportation is so terrible because so many out of touch people are making decisions n promotion

Good video with some insightful background information. Thanks.

Nice video!👍

the homeless and druggies are going to love it!

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Nice work Paul! I enjoyed watching this. Hope to see you soon.

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Thats not even true. Mackinac Island in Michigan is actually the first car-free area in the United States, dating back to 1898. The island banned motor vehicles to preserve its natural environment and maintain its unique historic character. Today, transportation on Mackinac Island is primarily by foot, bicycle, or horse-drawn carriage, making it an early example of a successful car-free area in the U.S.

Please read.... Regular people are strongly OPPOSED to the congestion tax. This is a blatant and unapologetic revenue generation scheme on behalf of the corrupt MTA. The governor cancelled it because she is afraid we will vote Democrats out of office for hitting us in the wallet like this for no reason except the MTA is trying to strongarm us into paying MORE to AVOID using their insufficient and unsafe services. The NYC area had a GDP of 12.2 TRILLION DOLLARS in 2022. Why does the government turn to WORKING CITIZENS for money with their hands open? They should ask the FED to PRINT MORE MONEY - just like they weren't afraid to when they LOCKED US inside our homes for a year. They should instead: 1) ask the federal government for the money 2) find it in the state budget 3) allocate existing funds better 4) ENFORCE FARE COLLECTION!!! The people who support this mostly will not be affected by it at all but they are quick to demonize opponents and characterize us as rich - when in reality we are ALL working people who would also benefit from a more comprehensive, reliable transit service. However it is important to note historical contexts, which inform us that citizens are NOT the people who have ever been asked to finance the subway or its construction. The transit system we have was built using private equity by private companies who charged the public a fare to use the service. this generated a lot of money to run and improve service, especially across competing transit agencies. If the public had been saddled with the costs then, the trains would have never been built. So why is now any different? It's an unfair - and unrealistic ask, to put the costs on one segment of the working population. Did Janno Lieber, and the supporters of this insane plan, skip history lessons? Or are they really just that desperate and hungry to get their hands on our money?

I hope we get some form of rail transit.

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Just fantastik!!

Woot! Woot! 🚆 Looks like a blast! Gorgeous out there.

October 31 where is it??? I live at Halifax

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What about Halifax 1917

your channel views is very low.

Great panel 🎉

It now 6th

Yay! Going to be fun to follow along!

And I went through there via United and American hint hint.

Yes 🙌 thanks - it was one of my very favorite destinations ❤

Good discussion. my 2 cents: the MTA will always waste other peoples money, only to say we need more!

I love this episode, Paul. Alaska is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

"almost 7 universities" ??, so, 6 universities. Yes that's the next best number . 👍

The EV ferries will be a complete and unmitigated disaster. FULL STOP!

What is that haircut