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Even though Buffalo is the second most populated city in New York, it’s public transport system is really simpleconsisting in just one line, if we compare it to other populated cities in New York such as New York City.The Buffalo Metro Rail is operated by The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA), created in 1950.General InformationLines and stationsUniversity StationLaSalle StationAmherst StreetHumboldt-Hospital StationDelavan/Canisius College StationUtica StationSummer-Best StationAllen/Medical Campus StationTheater StationFountain Plaza StationLafayette Square StationChurch StationSeneca StationErie Canal Harbor StationSchedule and frecuencyRates and TicketsParking in the MetroConnection to the airportBuffalo Metro Rail MapGeneral InformationThe Buffalo Metro Rail is ran and operated by The NFTA, Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority. It is the transit rail system that operates all of Buffalo, New York rail systems. It had begun construction in 1979, but the system first opened in 1984 and was completed in 1986.The original planning of the rail system was to be extensive and spread through all the city and suburbs, however, with declining population, there was no funding to continue the rails into the urban areas.Since 1996, ridership has declined steadily by 1,074,423 riders by 2011. The length of the network is 6.4 miles, it starts at the University of Buffalo and ends at the Erie Canal Harbor Station in downtown Buffalo. The maximum speed of the trains are 15 mph on the above ground sections of the lines.Known as: Buffalo Metro RailLines: 1Stations: 14Length: 10,3km (6,4mi)Opening: 1985Operator: NTFAPassengers/day: 23000Lines and stationsThe Buffalo Metro Rail consist in a single 10,3 kms (6.4mi) long light rail system line that extends from Erie Canal Harbor indowntown Buffalo to the University Heights district, about the length of Main Street. The downtown section of the line is freeand goes ground level. North of Theater Station, at the northern end of downtown, the line goes underground until University Heights.A complete trip takes about 22 minutes. The network includes eight underground stations and five that are above ground.Stations: University, LaSalle, Amherst Street, Humboldt-Hospital, Delavan, Utica, Summer-Best, Allen-Medical Campus, Theater, Fountain Plaza, Lafayette Square, Church, Seneca, Erie Canal Harbor, Special Events-First Niagara CenterUniversity StationFormerly named South Campus, is located near the

Jason Kelce appearing shirtless at the Kansas City Chiefs divisional road playoff game last week against the Buffalo Bills is one of the signature moments of the NFL season. His wife, though, may not have been too into it.On the Jan. 24 episode of their “New Heights” podcast, his brother, Travis Kelce, noted the cameras didn’t show Kylie Kelce to let people see her reaction.“I don’t think she was happy about it, to be honest with you,” Jason Kelce said.Jason Kelce (shirtless, in the center) emerged as one of the stars at the Kansas City Chiefs-Buffalo Bills playoff game.Kathryn Riley / Getty Images“I’m not going to lie. I gave Kylie a heads up,” he continued. “The moment we got into the suite, I said, ‘I’m taking my shirt off and I’m jumping out.’ She’s like, ‘Jason, don’t you dare.’ I’m not asking for permission. I’m doing this.”Jason Kelce said his wife was focused on meeting Taylor Swift, who, as the seemingly the entire world knows, is dating his brother.“And she was already telling me to be on my best behavior because we were meeting Taylor, so she’s like, ‘Do not — be on your best behavior,’ Jason Kelce said. He said his antics, which even caught the attention of one of the three kids he and his wife have, were simply par for the course.Taylor Swift's first meeting with Jason Kelce, at Buffalo's Highmark Stadium.Al Bello / Getty Images“I was like, ‘Kylie when I met you, the first day I

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