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This is actually an extremely common case with public transportation: There are two channels of buses going N-S in the city, and both channels meet downtown. F
by SomeStupidPoint 9y ago
This is actually an extremely common case with public transportation:
There are two channels of buses going N-S in the city, and both channels meet downtown. From downtown, two locations can be about equally distant in travel time northwards, and nearby in E-W distance compared to their N-S displacement, but they're separated by a freeway and lie on different N-S channels, and so the E-W distance takes as long to commute (by foot or transit) as going downtown and back northwards would.