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If you have the ability to place roads, then you would require a game with elements of both existing ones, and again would be too similar to both.
Feasibility aside, the idea is likely too complex considering both games are puzzle games rather than proper simulators/transport games where you can already do this.
Besides, it is not exactly common to take large stretches of roads out to build new transit lines in real life, either, hence new systems in urban areas tend to be underground or elevated. More common are the removal of specific buildings along the way.