DeCamp says it has reached an agreement with the drivers' union for something called "a cooling-off period." As opposed to the cooling-off period of nine or 10 days when no one was working and there was no service, I suppose. And in addition to a pre-cooling-off period of Monday and Tuesday, as under the terms of this agreement drivers will not return to work until Wednesday, September 15. (Paging Frank Luntz! We need a euphemism transplant, stat!)
This is good news. However: still no word of a contract.
Needless to say, a cooling off period is not a settlement. Rather, they will probably go back to the table. If they still do not reach agreement - who knows what will happen. The drivers should have held out. This technique is for pussies.
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Point well taken. But then again, I don't think they should run much transit in mixed traffic at all--that is, if there's any traffic to speak of.
But, I could see some situations where giving the streetcar dedicated right of way could happen in the future, just like creating a bus lane. At least streetcar is cheaper than heavier rail to alter and expand, and even a short, bad stretch only popular among yuppies and tourists (read: Portland) can be the beginning of a network that gets better over time. But, I really have no hope for the U.S. until I see Rasengleise ;D
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