The problem is the rolling stock, they all look horrible
If they were, idk, the Vossloh Tramlink V4, it'd be faster just by it's coolness
Like what the heck is this

As I've been saying for ages, a bus can provide a service as good as a train if done right

Will they get rid of the weird international train and make it a one seat ride?

There aren't enough furries in this damn country called Brazil to do something like this

Metra's merch will be like those wine mom's sings
"EMD? More like Endless Motion by Diesel"
"It's called HERITAGE corridor not COMMUTER corridor"
"I take my aisles like I take my men, singular and on the top"
"My floors are high because I'm high on that cabernet sauvignon"
And I could keep on going

We still rely on a run down 2 lane highway (Rodovia Dom Gabriel) to access the city's industrial district as well as the new residential area.
Also, having no plans for a rapid/mass transit system, so we're still rellying on a bus network built like the 70s with no dedicated lanes

Wish I was there, summer is killing me down here

That's kind of it, my city puts on the schedule the streets and estimated address the bus goes through, most places don't even have that
I can only think of 4 cities that do transit mapping, besides that you pray your system is mapped in moovit or cittamobi
And that's just the tip of the iceberg

I truly know nothing about KC other than that they have a spectelularly long tram line
So the problem is - basically - that the bus system is collapsing and no one is doing anything about it
Seems about right considering the recent economical and political events

Weird that this seems to have become a trend, pour gazillions of dollars in a project and neglect everything else. Is there at least a plan to fix this?

Isn't the streetcar extension good?

I honestly think it's too, but at the end of the day, it's Florida