Re: [diesel_mercedes] Riding The Metro

 

RTD (Regional Transportation District)'s "Light Rail" here serves the Denver Metro Area pretty efficiently.  The trains are clean (not smelly); generally a pleasant experience.  We can can catch the "E" and "F" lines at the Orchard Station, about 7-minutes walk from our house.  It's great for getting to the airport or downtown (where both places are a pain to drive to and Denver's parking rates are punitive).  My only complaint is how expensive it is to operate; it's heavily subsidized by car registrations.  15-years ago, a car like my '79 300SD would cost right around $20 a year to register.  Today, it's closer to $70.


Still, it's fun to ride as you blow past that parking lot known as I-25....


Mark in Centennial, CO

Good on you for riding the rails Bud ! .

As a youth I rode them every where in Boston, far worse than anything I've ever encountered here but still cheap and handy .

All they needs do is CARE ENOUGH to clean it as necessary.....

I'd ride ot to see my Sweet if there was a stop anywhere near me, she's only a mile from one stop right now, soon to be further away though .

-Nate
         Bud   wrote :

Ride the metro in LA whenever I can to get out of the rush hour traffic.  It sure makes for long days and the urine stench just makes it very appealing :-)

Had a meeting withe metro last year, everyone that worked for metro drove to work and thought my traveling by rail was a novel idea. 


 

 


 


 

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