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Does a low credit score prevent you from using public transport? (This may not seem like a big deal to you, but in China, personal car ownership is nowhere as c
by enraged_camel 8y ago
Does a low credit score prevent you from using public transport? (This may not seem like a big deal to you, but in China, personal car ownership is nowhere as common, and public transport is the only way to get around for many people.)
- oldoverholt 8y agoA low credit score might mean you can’t rent more desirable apartments or buy more expensive homes that are well-served by public transit, so yes, it could prevent you from using public transit if you can’t live somewhere where it’s a feasible option for you.
- vkou 8y agoNo, here in the US, we have the no-fly list for that. Once you're there, good luck getting your name off it.
- est 8y ago> Does a low credit score prevent you from using public transport? chinese credit score does not prevent you from using public transport, but only the "luxury" ones, e.g. High speed rail and planes. However you can take normal trains and buses. Yes, HSR and planes are considered "luxury". credit scores were introduced mainly to combat loan dispute cases in China, which is a growing problem because the economy is slowing down, lots of bad investment and missed paybacks.
- imtringued 8y agoHigh speed rail cannot be considered a luxury in a country which only has high speed rail.
- est 8y agoAre you serious? Normal trains like the Z-class in China has higher speed than US's Amtrak