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Sure, but then the better US comparison includes things like the Chicago/NYC/Boston/DC/Atlanta train systems, which I'd imagine a decent number of folks in thos
by noirbot 5y ago
Sure, but then the better US comparison includes things like the Chicago/NYC/Boston/DC/Atlanta train systems, which I'd imagine a decent number of folks in those cities take more than 31 times a year. Heck, I think I've taken more than 31 MTA rides per year and I don't even live in NYC.
- ascar 5y agoCity train systems are not offered by Deutsche Bahn AG, but by local city carriers, so they are not part of that statistic. E.g. Munich is mostly run by MVG and had 596 million passengers in 2018 [1], which aren't included in the numbers above. DB only runs the S-Bahn in Munich. But yes, the 2600m DB passengers probably mixes long distance and short distance service to some degree. https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/M%C3%BCnchner_Verkehrsgesellschaft https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/M%C3%BCnchner_Verkehrsgesellschaft