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July 06, 2011 Columns » Citizen

Light or commuter rail?

by Bob Geary @rjgeary

Train of thought: Imagine life in the Triangle if we had frequent rail service. Rail transit service in the Triangle is coming. No, not light-rail transit; that's still a decade away at least. Before light rail arrives, though, we are slated to…

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