2014年1月18日 · I'm not sure where you exit the commuter rail but I see plenty of people head straight from the commuter rail to the subway (myself included). If they decide to separate the subway/bus access then I'm done riding the commuter rail; It's already too expensive for the quality of service provided and not really any cheaper than driving for me.

2020年10月24日 · Why Nobody Wants Commuter Rail Shame on me! I posted a lengthy message about commuter rail thinking such a system might benefit Charleston in controlling traffic congestion, mainly in the north area. Shame on me! I had no idea, and I certainly should have asked, what reasons people might have for opposing commuter rail.

2008年5月30日 · Specifically, we could live in a little closer and take the T (Quincy/Braintree) or live a little further out (Canton/Stoughton) and take the commuter rail. The commuter rail is more expensive, but rents are cheaper further out (and one of us will be working in Bridgewater, one in Boston, so it makes the commuting part more equal).

2013年9月11日 · If I am driving to Newton or Wellesley, I prefer to trade the comfy commuter rail seats for the better flexibility of the MBTA over the commuter rail. Inbound, I get guaranteed seats with these two stops being at the beginning of the line, versus getting on the middle of the line on the commuter rail.

2014年1月26日 · There would a seasonal rail shuttle from Georgetown to Lewes. Commuter Rail or Regional Rail would operate from Wilmington to Dover stopping at , Wilmington , Newport , Churchman's Crossing , Newark , Interstate 95 , Glasgow , Middletown , Townsend , Clayton , Cheswold , and Dover.

2009年7月9日 · The commuter rail (T) leaves out of Newburyport and that is like 8 bucks a ride. It will take a little longer though as it stops more frequently. That also ends in north station but will hit all major points on the north shore in case you end up working somewhere over the state line but not necessarily in downtown Boston.

2007年12月27日 · The decision to drive or take the commuter rail... depends if you like to drive or not... Financially, ~$6/ride on commuter rail versus Rt90 tolls ($2.50 each way every day starting Jan. assuming you get on at Rt128; more if you get on at Natick), gas (~2-3gal/day or $6-9) and parking in Boston($300-400/month)...

2014年5月29日 · Baltimore is much more well-serviced by commuter rail, and many of the suburbs between there and DC are linked via rail. Pittsburgh's buses are also among the most expensive in the nation, and they have been subject to numerous service cuts in recent years because our Republican governor cut dedicated transit funding to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

2010年5月4日 · By itself, I agree that it is a substandard mass transit model, but it is not without merit. When Light-rail is used in an area with at least a reasonably high population density and is integrated in conjunction with a subway system then it works quite well. For instance, look at the light rail usage data for cities that meet that criteria: 1.

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