Spin:Outside of NYC, DC and Chi. What other places have actual train systems?

[banner34]

Atlanta

 

[tremonthustler1]

The T is cool in Boston.


I remember when it was free when the Green Line was above ground held me down during the winters going from class to class.

 

[Captain Crunch]

Chicago??
It's 24/7 if I'm correct

 

[MustafaSTL]

St. Louis has one. There’s still proposed plans to expand more into the north side and north county (suburbs) which is needed for the black community. Instead those on the north side have to catch a bus to the nearest station right now which is inefficient for commuting.

 

[chineebai]

The path train in Jersey. Montreal and Toronto has nice subways. Montreal is a bit unique, they use rubber wheels or some shyt.

 

[Sankofa Alwayz]

Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority

Looks similar to Metro here in the DMV. MARTA got some nice looking trains and stations

 

[Biscayne]

looks so incomplete compared to the MTA subway line.

Be advised, that the Bay Area is filled with mountains, hills and valley’s. BART only looks incomplete compared to MTA, because of how relatively flat ny is. BART hits all the urban neighborhoods and hotspots throughout the Bay Area. The hillside suburban areas aren’t areas that typically need BART stops. Same way parts of suburban Queens have the least amount of rail coverage.

 

[the bossman]

Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority

ATL system not bad but I always wonderednwhy they made it so you can't switch nowhere else but the middle

 

[slikkp]

I didn’t know till I was in my teens and I’ve lived here my whole life

That's because northeast is neglected public transportation wise

 

[perfectblack999]

If you live and work close to MARTA stops, it’s clutch.

MARTA to the airport >>>>>>

 

[Coco Loco]

Looks similar to Metro here in the DMV. MARTA got some nice looking trains and stations

When I was in ATL for a conference a few years ago I rode their train. It’s exactly like ours. I couldn’t believe the similarities