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Eh. People in NYC are willing to ride on subways with poor people. For me it's more a matter of never living in a city where buses are both (1) reliable -- t
by bpodgursky 10y ago
Eh. People in NYC are willing to ride on subways with poor people.
For me it's more a matter of never living in a city where buses are both
(1) reliable -- the time the schedule says the bus is arriving, is when it arrives, and
(2) frequent enough that I don't have to plan my day around the bus schedule.
Maybe a place exists where both are true, but I've never seen it.
- fiblye 10y agoI think trains/subways aren't as much of a concern for most people. On a bus, it's not uncommon to end up with a stinky or fairly creepy person stuck next to you with nothing you can do. Trains make it easier to get up and walk away, even moving to another car if you want to.
- afuchs 10y agoIn New York City, it is illegal to move between subway cars, by using the end doors.
- fiblye 10y agoHere in Japan it's perfectly alright, so it varies from place to place. I know the one time I went to New York I saw a guy passing through into other cars, but he didn't seem to be the type to care about the law.
- watter 10y agoI haven't spent much time in NYC but I had never seen people go through the doors as passengers until then. It seemed to be frequent/common too. I've since seen this once in another city and it was pretty clear that it was out-of-the-ordinary when it happened.