I love all the content and work you put into this but I want a follow up if possible...... for decades the public transit in the US has become more and more a joke or a fight when in reality an electrified and highly efficient public fleet of busses and trains/trams would be one of the best ways to 'clean up' our transportation. The investment just is not worth the return for who at this point?,(reply>), @monty58 What a disgusting dystopia you have dreamed up.,(reply>), @Titanium Rain What, shitty American public transport? Public transport is perfectly fine when it's well implemented.<br><br>When I was in school I would just bike short distances and take the bus long distances. It was way better than having to drive to and from work.,(reply>), @Firstname Lastname I live in a highly urbanized area - public transportation has been nothing but stress my whole work life. Getting my driver's license was one of the best things I've done and I regret failing the exam the first time I attempted at around 19 years old.,(reply>), @monty58 I don't feel like a second class citizen for riding public transport. I feel like a second class citizen for having to take three different transports to get to places with no direct A to B route. I feel like a second class citizen for having to deal with inconsistent schedules and arriving at work late.,(reply>), @先生CherryPepsi I'm not bad with spatial awareness. I did get my driver's license. It's just really boring to look out for other drivers, street signs and other distractions on the road. I don't want to pay that cost.