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> The problem would be the scheduling. Not in Japan.
by colejohnson66 8y ago
> The problem would be the scheduling.
Not in Japan.
- xxxdarrenxxx 8y agoI believe this to be also in great part a cultural feat not a technical one. Very often my train has to wait because the door is blocked either by choice or because cramped train pushes someone's body slightly in front of the door sensors. This kind of egocentricity is unlikely to occur with current typical displayed social behavior in Japan. Where there seems to be a bigger focus on being aware of other's space. Perhaps a minimal variable, but scheduling can be made to mathematical perfection if you can build with freedom. Where I live the soil is weak for mass tunnels and for political/financial reasons, the route is heavily influenced by surrounding infrastructure, creating inefficiencies in routing.