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Originally Posted by mfastx
That's because there's only one line and the region doesn't have much coverage. The more you build, the more increasing returns you'll have. If you build light rail, you're severely capping the ridership potential of the system.
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That doesn't make any sense. Why would per mile ridership be lower if there were one line? If anything, per mile ridership will drop as secondary corridors are developed.
Light rail can carry hundreds of thousands of riders, easy. There's no way in hell Miami is going to have millions of rail riders.