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rapid transit
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rapid transit
n.
An urban passenger transportation system using elevated or underground trains or a combination of both.
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Noun1.rapid transit - an urban public transit system using underground or elevated trainsrapid transit - an urban public transit system using underground or elevated trains
public transit - a public transportation system for moving passengers


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The $22 million system along the Franklin Boulevard corridor will be the first of several rapid-transit projects for the Eugene-Springfield metropolitan area, with 80 percent of the funding coming from the federal government and the remainder from LTD's capital improvements coffers.
TRIPS TO THE STATEHOUSE, airport and popular museums and shopping spots could become easier for visitors to the state capital, who wouldn't have to drive all the way in to their destination if plans proceed for a Marion County rapid-transit system.
 
 
 
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