Editor,
Regarding the guest perspective “El Camino must incorporate Bus Rapid Transit” in the Feb. 10 edition of the Daily Journal, the writer wants to bring San Francisco’s failed transportation ideas to the Peninsula.
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Thanks for your letter, Mr. Donnelly. Nowadays, “Rapid” transit is fast becoming an oxymoron. Kind of like the so-called high speed train-to-nowhere. I guess it’s all relative – buses are faster than belly crawling. I was going to say faster than walking, but… we’ll have to see. I’m sure some enterprising cub reporter can let us know.
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