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The subway was my favorite part of living New York. The New York subway has more stations than any other metro system in the world (472), meaning I could just pop up just about anywhere in the city and live there entirely without a car. It was great. When I moved away, I couldn’t help but wonder — why do so few U.S. cities have subways? Resources on this topic:How Much Does Rail Transit Cost to Build and Operate:https://www.thoughtco.com/rail-transit-projects-costs-2798796Urban Densities and Transit: A Multi-dimensional Perspective:http://www.its.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/publications/UCB/2011/VWP/UCB-ITS-VWP-2011-6.pdfLoo, B. P. Y., & Cheng, A. H. T. (2010). Are there useful yardsticks of population size and income level for building metro systems? Some worldwide evidence. Cities, 27(5), 299–306. Video sources:- Videoblocks.com- Archive.org, Prelinger ArchivesPhoto sources:- Flickr user A Diamond Fell From the Sky- Flickr user Atomic Taco- Flickr user Canadian Pacific- Flickr user Ian Fuller- Flickr user Michael B- Flickr user Michael Semensohn- Flickr user Paul Sullivan- Flickr user Susanne- New York MTA- Oregon Department of Transportation- Trimet- Virginia Department of TransportationFilmed in sunny Sacramento, California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
