abc200 previously said:

Yes, I undrstand.
But 150 years go London's first underground.
One can just hope.
Working on public transport has often been the first foot on a ladder.
Why? Because for the service to succeed many people must co-operate.
Training is required.
Memories of a Jamaican coming to London. In his village he was just competitive. It was a negative sum game - his fruit went bad he lost. So he sold to undercut his fellow Jamacian and saved enough to to attend interview for London Transport, About 200 dollars in those days.
His sons now have finished university.
s.

texasshoe previously said:


ABC,

What are you on about 'ol man ???

PeRod previously said:

Do you say it looks nice? How would you look after spending in yourself RD$40 billions?

This is very strange.

Why nobody is thinking about the necessary allowance?

It was needed a lot of money for that project (and now desperately we need that money, so desperately some people is trying to use pension funds for government projects) but it is going to cost us RD$ 3 billons a year additionally to take that people from Villa Mella to La Feria and vice versa, while we still have transportation problems in the rest of the country.

If you do not have shoes but it is so important for you to drive a Mercedes Benz then enjoy it… at least as long as you can.

Trinitario previously said:

It's all very beautiful, i can't describe how proud i feel looking at these pics...I hope they keep it that way for years to come. Some of you may question the need for a subway in Santo Domingo when 80% of it's population lives in poverty, and though this may be true, i want to remind you all that this service will be used by those who are less privileged. The state will continue to be robbed by dirty politicians, at least now we have something to show for it.