Murrieta/Temecula to get High Speed Rail Station

[ucodegen]

I was in Las Vegas recently and I had time to kill so I decided to take the bus to the Strip.

You’d think that Las Vegas, with millions of tourists visiting the Strip, would have a good bus system to efficiently bring people onto the strip.

However, no user-friendly public transport system exists.

They ‘sort-of’ have one, but it is not put together by Las Vegas. It took the casinos themselves getting together to do it.

http://www.lvmonorail.com/
http://www.lvmonorail.com/ride/station_guide/

[AK]

Ah, the LV monorail.

Tracks a full block east of the Strip. So you walk 1/4 mile through a smoke-filled casino to the stop, then ride 1/2 mile to the next stop, then walk 1/4 mile through another smoke-filled casino back to the street.

Oh yeah and pay $10 or so for the privilege.

I’ll take a frickin cab, or walk 🙂

[AK]

Ah, the LV monorail.

Tracks a full block east of the Strip. So you walk 1/4 mile through a smoke-filled casino to the stop, then ride 1/2 mile to the next stop, then walk 1/4 mile through another smoke-filled casino back to the street.

Oh yeah and pay $10 or so for the privilege.

I’ll take a frickin cab, or walk 🙂

[AK]

Ah, the LV monorail.

Tracks a full block east of the Strip. So you walk 1/4 mile through a smoke-filled casino to the stop, then ride 1/2 mile to the next stop, then walk 1/4 mile through another smoke-filled casino back to the street.

Oh yeah and pay $10 or so for the privilege.

I’ll take a frickin cab, or walk 🙂

[AK]

Ah, the LV monorail.

Tracks a full block east of the Strip. So you walk 1/4 mile through a smoke-filled casino to the stop, then ride 1/2 mile to the next stop, then walk 1/4 mile through another smoke-filled casino back to the street.

Oh yeah and pay $10 or so for the privilege.

I’ll take a frickin cab, or walk 🙂

[AK]

Ah, the LV monorail.

Tracks a full block east of the Strip. So you walk 1/4 mile through a smoke-filled casino to the stop, then ride 1/2 mile to the next stop, then walk 1/4 mile through another smoke-filled casino back to the street.

Oh yeah and pay $10 or so for the privilege.

I’ll take a frickin cab, or walk 🙂

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Interesting trailer for a movie on how to get conservatives on board with public transportation:

http://www.holidaymatinee.com/2010/02/04/what-up-bipartisanship/

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Interesting trailer for a movie on how to get conservatives on board with public transportation:

http://www.holidaymatinee.com/2010/02/04/what-up-bipartisanship/

[afx114]

Interesting trailer for a movie on how to get conservatives on board with public transportation:

http://www.holidaymatinee.com/2010/02/04/what-up-bipartisanship/

[afx114]

Interesting trailer for a movie on how to get conservatives on board with public transportation:

http://www.holidaymatinee.com/2010/02/04/what-up-bipartisanship/

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Interesting trailer for a movie on how to get conservatives on board with public transportation:

http://www.holidaymatinee.com/2010/02/04/what-up-bipartisanship/

[briansd1]

Don’t hold your breath for high speed rail. At this rate, we won’t see high speed rail in our lifetimes.

Want to experience high-speed train travel? Go to Japan, China, or Europe.

Republicans running for governor in a handful of states could block, or significantly delay, one of President Obama’s signature initiatives: his plan to expand the passenger rail system and to develop the nation’s first bullet-train service.

[briansd1]

Don’t hold your breath for high speed rail. At this rate, we won’t see high speed rail in our lifetimes.

Want to experience high-speed train travel? Go to Japan, China, or Europe.

Republicans running for governor in a handful of states could block, or significantly delay, one of President Obama’s signature initiatives: his plan to expand the passenger rail system and to develop the nation’s first bullet-train service.

[briansd1]

Don’t hold your breath for high speed rail. At this rate, we won’t see high speed rail in our lifetimes.

Want to experience high-speed train travel? Go to Japan, China, or Europe.

Republicans running for governor in a handful of states could block, or significantly delay, one of President Obama’s signature initiatives: his plan to expand the passenger rail system and to develop the nation’s first bullet-train service.

[briansd1]

Don’t hold your breath for high speed rail. At this rate, we won’t see high speed rail in our lifetimes.

Want to experience high-speed train travel? Go to Japan, China, or Europe.

Republicans running for governor in a handful of states could block, or significantly delay, one of President Obama’s signature initiatives: his plan to expand the passenger rail system and to develop the nation’s first bullet-train service.

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