+2 here.

Idk why I can’t let this go but I’m calling bullshit on this. You’re telling us there’s been a day so far where there was not 1 single spot?! When? I commute daily and have yet to see it full without a spot yet.

Ok. Hard to believe but if you say so.

That’s funny there’s someone I work with that lives closer to you but she’s been coming up to Pawtucket, too. It’s a really nice option!

Now please delete this post so the best kept secret of the Boston commute doesn’t explode. The parking is so nice right now lol.

There’s still plenty of parking available for that train. Lot has not filled up once yet (ridership is def popular and increasing, though). And no not creepy at all. They have tons of temp lighting and installing the permanent lighting. It’s wide open and well lit in my opinion. Parking closer to the entrance may be less creepy but the far side of the lot isn’t bad at all.

I noticed the other day there’s an express bus at the Mansfield train stop. Could hop on the train and plan around that schedule.

His new neighbor does!

These people, the many employees and the union hall depending on their dues care. This battle is now decades old. Follow the money; a lot of labor backed politicians in the assembly.

https://mclaughlinmoran.com/about-mclaughlin-moran/

Seriously.. would be a nice reassurance from the EPA that at least one other caller was a government official 😳

Currently takes 60 minutes. Wowwwww 15 minute difference?

Booooo! Not all of the state is Woonsocket and west Warwick. It’s a nice place. For Christ sake taylor swift summers in RI

Only here to comment that OP’s username was still available 3 years ago but fits the demographic of what I assume is like 25% of Reddit lol

What an obscene design. Looked like the lamp in a Christmas story to me. Good riddance with this plan.

Not to be a jerk or anything but don’t you think introducing and naming your study as inequitable invites a bias? Seems like in the infant stages of your project you’re setting yourself up for a confirmation bias of the data or at least priming the pump for respondents to view the system as having inequality. While there may ultimately be inequity your study is going to draw scrutiny for how it’s set up.. just my uninvited 2 cent.

Do we really? Wouldn’t a livable wage and a working economy that reflects the local cost of living make a bit more sense? Seriously though, lowering the cost of living here isn’t going to deter transplants.. it would make it so much worse.

We’re talking about a rail system, right? Right?

Yup. Now just the simple task of acquiring miles and miles of consecutive land parcels.

I’m just giving you a hard time.

I can’t be the only one that read OP post and immediately heard the jingle in their head.

Lol you guys aren’t the only ones that figured out it’s cool to be an hour from beaches and mountains. Demand high + supply low = pay to play, friend.

Yea that was figured out. No thanks. But glad you enjoy doing these!

Oh SNAP! Redditor’s biggest fear. Friends IRL finding them on Reddit lol! Awkward.

Alright… the other poster is claiming credit for this work. What’s going on here? Who’s stealing from whom?

Who would ever want to live in Springfield, Brockton or Lawrence? These poor cities are now going to thrive because more people without disposable income are able to move there? Yea no thanks on that idea. As an aside mass general law chapter 40B mandates municipalities maintain 10% of housing inventory as affordable housing otherwise a developer shall be issued a building permit for such homes. All of these communities are slightly above 10%. May not be the case but this may be the last blitz you see on these types of developments before the municipalities change direction and those markets are flooded with regular market homes. But anyways, the point is no one wants to live in those dumps.