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Trains are only viable past a certain threshold of inhabitants/km^2.

• qayxc 6y ago
  Trains are just an anecdotal example - today we also have "dial a ride" services, where you can call for a bus (during operating hours). Once your population density goes below a certain threshold, individual traffic isn't a problem anyway. This isn't the case, however, with most of Europe.
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  • read_if_gay_ 6y ago
    To be honest, I'm not so sure where most of Europe falls on the "viability of public transport" spectrum. But that dial a ride service sounds like a nice alternative for otherwise too rural regions.