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The Failure and Success of Great American Transit | Metros

Patreon:   / bigmoodenergy   Twitter:   / bigmoodenergy   Metros What sparked a new era of urban transit in the 1960's and 1970's across the United States? Learn about five metro systems, their origins, and their futures. We'll learn about Washburn's own metro system built in the 1970's. Where it came from, the struggles in building it, and its success in re-shaping urban transit. Research for this video came from a variety of sources, including: The Great Society Subway: A History of the Washington Metro by Zachary M. Schrag Atlanta: Race, Class, and Urban Expansion by Larry Keating Urban Mass Transit: The Life Story of a Technology by Robert C. Post -- Chapters -- 00:00 - Title sequence 00:44 - Defining metros 03:29 - History 08:43 - Washburn introduction 09:53 - Rapid transit study 11:40 - Technology 13:32 - Route & land use 18:13 - Phase I & budget cuts 22:22 - Construction 25:54 - Accessibility 28:32 - Opening & operations 31:16 - Future expansions & connections 33:00 - Equity 41:09 - Closing 44:54 - Social media & credits -- Music -- Missa Papae Marcelli - Kyrie, Gloria, Agnus Dei composed by Giovanni Palestrina. Performed by the Regensburger Domspatzen, conducted by Theobald Schrems, 1962. Title card music by pooldad (  / pooldad  ) Schubert Symphony no. 8 in C major 'the Great', D. 944 - II. Andante con moto, composed by Franz Schubert. From the European Archive Foundation. -- Credits -- Footage: Jack Boorse archives (MARTA and Baltimore Metro footage), Prelinger Archives (highway footage, early BART footage) Photos: Eric Fischer (BART Fremont Flyer), Adam E. Moreira (Baltimore Metro map), Arild Vågen (Radhuset Metro Station), Steve Morgan (Seattle TDH-5105 bus), Sue Poole (Rohr Industries photo), Daniel Schwen (New York City subway), Dennis Fraevich (Yonkers, NY)