Thread: Transport spending 'skewed towards London'
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Old 20-12-2011, 00:01   #12
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Re: Transport spending 'skewed towards London'
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet View Post
High Speed Rail's current plans are extremely debatable. Do you not think it more likely they'd merely enlarge the commuting area to London, and are going to be expensive anyway?

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Then you'll know the transport in London is pretty good relative to many cities in the world. Certainly the Canadians and Americans I know marvel at how accessible London is via public transport.
Obviously the more you use London public transport, the more you notice the hiccups and faults.... still no mean feat to keep a city of THAT size going.
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