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Looking at the history of the tube, the vast majority of it was built
between 1890 and the first world war. Obviously this was all entrepreneurs, capitalists that produced the finest public transport system of its day. Whats happened since the end of the second world war? Nothing. Thanks to centralisation, lack of competition and general socialist policy. It makes me sick. On a similar note, what geological problems are there preventing massive tube expansion? Why is no one investing in PRT (http://www.atsltd.co.uk/)? I'm guessing the red tape involved in creating a private mass transit system is prohibitive. How I long for a return to the days of the twopenny tube. P.S. Buses are crap |
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