> <i>The capacity goal is about 4,400 people an hour, but from what we’ve seen (in addition to some math), it’s likely to be closer to 7,000 people an hour.</i><p>That's completely unsubstantiated. There are literally no sources provided, and nothing that remotely corroborates this figure. The only literature I can find says even the 4,400 could be hard to reach (but possible).<p>> <i>Construction of the Vegas Loop cost $52.5 million. Fun fact: New York City’s Second Avenue Subway cost $2.5 billion a mile. With a “b.”</i><p>> <i>Listen. The Vegas Loop isn’t mass transit.</i><p>Then maybe don't compare it with a mass transit system with wildly different scales of operation.<p>Lot of mention of "critics" and "boneheads" but obviously no links to them. Just say you're excited about something because you found it cool, and that covering it will likely make you money. Not this disingenuous BS indistinguishable from propaganda.