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Well obviously trucks or buses can't compare on a per lane basis. But that's not a fair comparison. There's a street to almost every house but not a rail road t
by jcfrei 10y ago
Well obviously trucks or buses can't compare on a per lane basis. But that's not a fair comparison. There's a street to almost every house but not a rail road track. If the railway tracks were as dense as streets you'd end up with much of the same problems and restrictions. You'll always need a truck of some sort to distribute goods from a railway station to a house. And I doubt you will come out on top if you have the added costs and time of transferring goods from trains to trucks.
- aninhumer 10y ago>And I doubt you will come out on top if you have the added costs and time of transferring goods from trains to trucks. Except we do that for road transport as well, because a van isn't very efficient over long distances, and a lorry can't maneuver easily in many environments.