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And London runs like a clock as compared to Rome or Paris which are more like ballpark suggestions rather than a schedule.
by jsonne 9y ago
And London runs like a clock as compared to Rome or Paris which are more like ballpark suggestions rather than a schedule.
- QAPereo 9y agoThe rail schedule in Paris is just a guy smoking a Gauloises and shrugging.
- trevvr 9y agoHere in Ireland it's you, sitting at a bar, waiting for a pint of Guinness to settle. As you stare deeper into the rising, darkening mist of the pint, you edge ever closer to it. Until the darkness obscures all else in your view.
- QAPereo 9y agoThe LUAS and DART aren’t half bad if you’re in Dublin at least.
- Macha 9y agoThe Luas is frequent which makes up for a lot, but the schedule is given as (every X minutes) and often misses that due to sharing with road traffic for large parts of the track. Still better than bus eireann, where if you're getting on in the last 25% of the route, the timetable is often every hour, +/- 30 minutes, which means there could be a bus at any time and it's not likely to be the scheduled time.
- baud147258 9y agoIt really depends on the line/station. For example, the trains leaving Montparnasse are nearly always on time.