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I know its easier said than done, but gosh this is some absurd complexity for dealing with a problem of congestion, wouldn't it just be cheaper/safer/simpler/ec
by mataug 5y ago
I know its easier said than done, but gosh this is some absurd complexity for dealing with a problem of congestion, wouldn't it just be cheaper/safer/simpler/eco-friendly to offer better+faster public transport in the long run ?
These kinda solutions just feel like band-aids on top of band-aids when what is really needed are sutures(stitches) ?
I'm curious though, are there startups trying to solve this problem of public transport ? Just like the many startups focused on trying to perfect self-driving cars.
PS self-driving cars cannot solve traffic congestion
- ultimoo 5y agoBuilding better+faster public transport brings orders of magnitude of absurd complexity, compared to implementing something like this. I do agree that public transit solves many of these problems in the long run, and I hope we get there some day.
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