A recent New York Times article points out the “paradox” in public transportation across the country: ridership is up in almost all markets, but despite this rise in popularity, mass transit systems are having to cut service because of declining tax revenues. Unfortunately, this isn’t a paradox at all; it is merely the result of [...]
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Today’s New York Times editorial, advocating the imposition of mass transit systems on taxpayers, displays the typical liberal contempt for what most people in the country would choose for themselves. I use the term “imposition” because it’s obvious that Americans – by vast margins – prefer to use their own personal transportation rather than mass [...]
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