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This is a huge issue IMHO. It's interesting to see comparisons of different transit solutions by how many people they get to switch modes. For example buses usu
by andys627 11y ago
This is a huge issue IMHO. It's interesting to see comparisons of different transit solutions by how many people they get to switch modes. For example buses usually are very cheap but get few people to switch. Streetcars on the same route are much more expensive but get lots of people to switch.
- sampo 11y ago> Streetcars on the same route are much more expensive but get lots of people to switch. This is also observed in countries in Europe that don't have similar history in racism as the US. The perceived comfort is better in trams. (Also me personally, I get motion sickness if I read in a bus, but in a tram I can read just fine.)