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The US lags dramatically behind global cities in public transportation, with its car-centric infrastructure costing trillions and contributing to environmental and social woes, as highlighted by the dismal state of transit in major cities like Houston.
US cities, epitomized by Houston's meager train station, possess severely inadequate public transportation systems, leaving them far behind global counterparts and necessitating an estimated $4.6 trillion investment to achieve world-class transit standards.
A major transit strike hits New Jersey, crippling the rail system and impacting hundreds of thousands of commuters. Negotiations fail, leaving riders stranded and the state scrambling for solutions.
