0
Probably because most cities in Florida aren't big enough, apart from Miami. Miami is a large city and could certainly benefit from a subway, but it's also fairly spread out and congestion hasn't been as much as a problem. Compared this to Washington DC (too historic to build massive freeways through), New York City (too big to solve traffic problems with freeways alone), Boston and Los Angeles.
Additionally, Florida is a very low lying state thus any hole you dig will fill with water very quickly (most houses in Florida don't even have basements). Florida is also mostly sand which is easy to dig in, but is not very sturdy.
Wiki User
∙ 12y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Where are subways built?
underground
Where are subways in Chicago?
Underground.
What is the synonym for a subway?
Subways are also called 'theUnderground' ... In New York City they're Subways, but in London, they are The Underground.
What is the purpose of subways?
Subways allow commuters to travel to the city via trains that go underground so as not to interfere with above ground transportation.
what is the name given to underground passages built especially for pedestrians and trains?
Subways
Are there any underground transportation in North Carolina?
there is aior planes,trains and subways
Why do you think cities have many underground railway systems or subways?
Subways are built in crowded cities because the roads can not handle the traffic. So long as people can get around on the roads with buses and cars, nobody builds underground railways because they are very expensive.
Did they have subways in 1941?
Do you mean underground railways? If so, yes. The world's first (in London) opened in 1863.
Who dug the New York City subways?
The underground construction employs urban miners who go by the slang term of Sandhogs.
What has the author Paul Elford Garbutt written?
Paul Elford Garbutt has written: 'How the underground works' -- subject(s): Subways
What fast food restaurants in Florida except the ebt card?
Papa murphys and some subways
What has the author David Long written?
David Long has written: 'London underground' -- subject(s): Design and construction, Subways, History
