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Will be interesting since public transport is almost at full capacity in many places. Will they increase capacity then?
by f_allwein 9y ago
Will be interesting since public transport is almost at full capacity in many places. Will they increase capacity then?
- eesmith 9y agoIt's not really mentioned in the article except for the last paragraph, quoting Die Welt: “The conclusion would be clear: more carriages, more personnel, and maybe even more tracks and lines would be needed. Where would the billions for that come from?”
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoIt wouldn't hurt Germany to spend more on infrastructure.
- detaro 9y agoIf it is enough to avoid the EU fines, that's a potentially few hundred million saved that could be spent on this (or other emission-reducing measures).
- simplesleeper 9y agoA large problem with capacity in most cities is due to people NOT taking public transport - i.e. if you replace cars with buses, you can increase the load by quite a few magnitudes