Anyway. For fun, here is a map of the 10 largest cities in Kazakhstan, with all <100mi pairs drawn inpic.twitter.com/zFx8J1Dza0
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Anyway. For fun, here is a map of the 10 largest cities in Kazakhstan, with all <100mi pairs drawn inpic.twitter.com/zFx8J1Dza0
Aren't all of the subways in Tokyo arguably government-run? They say Tokyo Metro is "privately operated," but that "private" operator's shares are 100% held by the TMG and MLIT
Going out on a limb here and guessing that this is true for the newly privatized Osaka Metro
Oooo they went through ("though") with that! This is how the JRs were privatized too, to be fair...first they "privatized" them but left them in the hands of a wholly gov't-owned company, then they gradually sold the shares. So maybe it'll be completed
Before JR Shikoku or Hokkaido, I'll bet
NYC’s subway used to be private companies, and they interoperated as well. Then the city took over and...welp...
My counter argument is that all of Salt Lakes transit systems are private and they collude with developers to spend millions of tax subsidies building useless train stops to cheap apartments while avoiding poor areas
SLC transit isn't private dude, it's operated by a government agency (Utah Transit Authority) and 64% of its budget comes from sales tax (15% comes from the Feds, and another 15% from passenger fares)
My understanding is it’s a for profit private company. https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=4527548 … I think it’s more complicated. I’ll try to find the trib article that mentioned it.
Yeah I think my confusion came from several statements about how they get returns from developer investments and just the general run-it-like-businesses responses they gave after they got ass blasted by an audit four years ago.

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