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I don't recognise this version of public transport you talk about. I've never had a car and moved place many times, yes it means hiring a man with a van, but m

by stuaxo 9y ago

I don't recognise this version of public transport you talk about. I've never had a car and moved place many times, yes it means hiring a man with a van, but my things wouldn't fit in a car anyway. I haven't seen much crime in stations apart from fare dodging, yes there might be pickpockets, but probably not more than other places outside in London. You're pretty safe, there is good lighting and staffing and cameras everywhere.

ergothus 9y ago
The public transport described seems very focused on American systems. Saying "public transport doesn't work" is far easier to defend if one only looks at America, where a number of elements (distance, jurisdictions, influence of car manufacturers, cultural perceptions, cultural priorities) are different than many other countries/regions.