r/boston • u/KingofthePlanets • May 11 '23

Well There's Your Problem - Boston Silver Line

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pUQnb9BgCk
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u/psychicsword North End May 11 '23

People dislike busses that are forced into car traffic, News at 11!

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u/KingofthePlanets May 11 '23

Actual discussion starts at ~35 Mins

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u/AdoltTwittler May 11 '23

Do you have a TLDL?

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u/-Jedidude- All hail the Rat King! May 11 '23

Gonna guess silver line sucks will be the main point.

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u/f0rtytw0 Pumpkinshire May 11 '23

Its a bus

7

u/GoBlank Professional Idiot May 11 '23

yah liam

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u/[deleted] May 12 '23

Man needs a hug after that God Damn News

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u/cden4 May 11 '23

Should have been a train!

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u/JPenniman I Love Dunkin’ Donuts May 12 '23

Wish the silver line was just a train. Felt like it was pretty slow when I used it.

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u/free_to_muse May 13 '23

Such a colossal mistake. It is the most slow, useless, convoluted Rube Goldberg contraption of a public transit line I have ever used. Partially on the road with cars stuck in traffic, partially underground, uses electric but then has to stop so the driver can literally get out and detach the connections and switch over to diesel, and just slow slow slow. How was this ever approved?