Mass transit demands like that has diminished sense the end of WWII in the US and Canada. Somewhere floating around the net is a pair of pictures from a train station. Both were taken on the same day of the week during "rush hour". One during WWII when gas and tires were rationed and a national 35 MPH peed limit was in place and the other about a year after WWII was over. The difference is amazing. But the freedom of having a vehicle at your disposal is now well ingrained to most of us. The ability to stop and pick things up from the way home from work you know.
I think the loudest wailers will be the tree huggers. They want mass transit because it reduces the number of vehicles on the road.
I've myself have never ridden Greyhound. The army did make me ride Trailways from Ft Polk LA to Ft Knox Ky in 74. Darned seating was designed for little people.
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