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Why isn't there a good, inexpensive bus? You can fit almost one hundred passengers on a single bus. Buses are pretty fuel-efficient per passenger, easy to rerou
by owenversteeg 9y ago
Why isn't there a good, inexpensive bus? You can fit almost one hundred passengers on a single bus. Buses are pretty fuel-efficient per passenger, easy to reroute if you have more/less demand, and you can go directly to where you need to go. They scale very well - if there are only 20 people or so you can send a small bus, if there are thousands you can send multiple large buses.
Sure, traffic can be an issue, but I'd imagine train delays are roughly as big of a problem.
In this case, it looks like her 3hr 20min commute could become 1hr 30min with a bus that goes from Stockton.
Why has nobody done this?
- dsfyu404ed 9y ago>Why has nobody done this? You're vastly underestimating how bad rush hour traffic is. Also, the longer the bus is on the road the more likely it will be to be in it. Then you run into the same problem where you're getting a 5am bus for a 9am job even though it's only a 1hr drive on paper