• ℕ𝕖𝕞𝕠@slrpnk.net
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    24 days ago

    This didn’t need to be a video. OP couldn’t be arsed to actually lost them in either the video description or here. 👎

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      24 days ago

      It certainly could’ve been an article, but it does offer some nice details about the transit situation in each city, as well as providing nice video of each of the trains/lightrail/Aerial tramways mentioned, along with possible expansions and how frequently they run. Admittedly I’m a fan of CityNerd, so I personally don’t mind the video format.

      If you’re only curious about the ranking itself without any additional context:

      1. New York City
      2. Toronto
      3. Vancouver
      4. Montreal
      5. Calgary
      6. Mexico City
      7. Ottawa
      8. Edmonton
      9. Guadalajara
      10. SF-Oakland
      11. Boston
      12. Washington
      13. Monterrey
      14. Seattle
      15. Chicago
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          24 days ago

          He mentions that Chicago would likely rank much higher had it not been calculated by Metro area.

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          24 days ago

          Grouping SF with Oakland is also a little weird IMHO — quick googling suggests that SF muni has about 3x the ridership of BART in SF.