San Antonio if they actually wanted to build rail

San Antonio is famously the largest city in the US without rail transit. While it does seem very fitting of Texas to have a city with such an embarrassing title, San Antonio deserves better as the city with the best downtown in Texas. (It's a low bar) 😊 I decided a combination of light rail and commuter rail would be the most fitting for San Antonio, which what I chose for Austin and For Worth. I decided to make the light rail semi-metro style, with there being tunnels under downtown. I believe this system would make public transit a viable alternative to driving, and it could get good ridership (for the US) if proper TOD was built, and it was coupled with deprioritizing cars. For the Light Rail lines, there is heavy interlining because San Antonio isn't a large enough city to need high frequencies, and the interlined portions would theoretically provide good frequencies. I tried to connect the densest parts of the city with the light rail lines and provide places for TOD to take place. I also connected the airports to the light rail lines because it's always nice to have quality direct connections to downtown from the airports. (I'm looking at you Laguardia) For the commuter rail lines, they just serves to provide service further out in the suburbs, and to give service to some of the gaps in the network. I decided not to connect New Braunfels because there is not much between the last station and New Braunfels, but that would probably be a good place to serve with commuter rail. Honestly, I just want San Antonio to build any rapid transit, but I don't see that happening for a while.