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And probably safer
by briefcomment 6y ago
And probably safer
- cafxx 6y agoQuite so. And, I forgot, you can use the time commuting for something that requires your complete attention - like reading, studying, or even just deep thinking - that you simply can't do when you're driving. So not only it's faster, it actually frees up time for other things.
- 05 6y agoUnless you’re a woman
- KirinDave 6y agoActually that's a very interesting question. Is the rate of sexual assault on Japanese Trains higher or lower than their average auto injury rate?
- adrianN 6y agoIt's a lot higher. But I wouldn't be so sure whether chronic back pain from a car crash is better or worse than being groped in a train.
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- cafxx 6y agoThe underlying general point you are making is definitely valid, but there are now reserved cars on all trains during rush hours.