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Houston got that dumbass light rail, that ran past 45. Engineers are paid to solved those problems. Thanks to lime and uber the last mile problem has been solved. I-10 expansion hasn’t done anything to alleviate traffic and it only got worse.

A rail system anywhere in the US is feasible the problem is lobbying groups.
And they spent 10 fukkin years on that shyt too :dead:
 

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These alabama roads barely in good enough shape for us to roll cars on :mjlol:

I cant imagine trying to bike

Tuscaloosa gonna be even worse with how many people would be crammed together :scust:

Plus, you expect us to bike home late at night?

Gonna have to duck deer, wolves, coyotes, bears, cows, and skunks for hours just to get home:damn:
Birmingham got so many random big ass hills that nikkas would look like a body builder but the time they got home:russ:
 

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Birmingham got so many random big ass hills that nikkas would look like a body builder but the time they got home:russ:
Jefferson County, Alabama, a community of 658,466 residents, is tackling obesity and tobacco use. Alabama has the third highest adult obesity rate in the United States at 32.2%. In Jefferson County, which includes Birmingham, the state's largest city, approximately 66% of adults are either overweight or obese. Additionally, 22.1% of third graders in the county are overweight or obese. For many residents, the local convenience store is the primary food source, with high-cost, unhealthy food options. About 31% of adults in Jefferson County reported no physical activity in the last 30 days.


Yall would be better off looking like bodybuilders, frankly.

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And NYPD doesn't do all this to people just standing on the street? :russ:
did you miss the part of this being in the context of transportation methods?


According to the NYPD's Annual Reports:

  • In 2021, 8,947 stops were recorded.
    5,422 were innocent (61 percent).
    5,404 were Black (60 percent).
    2,457 were Latinx (27 percent).
    732 were white (8 percent).
    192 were Asian / Pacific Islander (2 percent)
    71 were Middle Eastern/Southwest Asian (1 percent)
  • In 2020, 9,544 stops were recorded.
    5,791 were innocent (61 percent).
    5,367 were Black (56 percent).
    2,879 were Latinx (30 percent).
    856 were white (9 percent).
    219 were Asian / Pacific Islander (2 percent)
    132 were Middle Eastern/Southwest Asian (1.4 percent)
  • In 2019, 13,459 stops were recorded.
    8,867 were innocent (66 percent).
    7,981 were Black (59 percent).
    3,869 were Latinx (29 percent).
    1,215 were white (9 percent).


According to the figures, there were 176,753 recorded vehicle stops in the first three months of 2022. Of those recorded vehicle stops, there were 15,621 on Staten Island, representing 8.8% of the city total.

less than 10K pedestrian stops a year compared to hundreds of thousands of traffic stops annually. :hula:
 

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It's not that it can't be done but comparing these smaller countries to America is a mistake

Anerican cities are big as fukk:mjlol:

so there shouldn't be any argument against building the same infrastructure within the same distance. why does it have to be all or nothing?
 

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