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Hmmm, problem is if it would be the dominant way of buying tickets the transport organisation would loose even more incentive to be customer oriented. Many publ
by toshk 5y ago
Hmmm, problem is if it would be the dominant way of buying tickets the transport organisation would loose even more incentive to be customer oriented. Many public transportation companies, for instance Deutche Bahn, are awful and rude. They are often semi-public and semi-monopolistic, imagine paying them a year budget up front, would make things even worse.
- welterde 5y agoDB already offers something similar in the form of yearly discount cards with three different levels: 25%, 50% and 100%. The latter being pretty much the same thing as the above mentioned card (although 4x as expensive).
- bluGill 5y agoPeople do have options, if service is bad enough they can buy a car. (I don't want them to, but they can). Or vote for politicians who will do something about it (I'd prefer transit was entirely private, but for a number of reasons that isn't possible anymore)