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> You’re referring to changes that are qualitatively larger, No, a change in this context (TFL messaging on result) very explicitly means getting off the trai
by IanCal 4y ago
> You’re referring to changes that are qualitatively larger,
No, a change in this context (TFL messaging on result) very explicitly means getting off the train and onto another one, possibly at a different station. The GPs use of "changes" later just refers to changes in the UI.
> The number of changes might be irrelevant to most people
The number of changes is a key bit of information to everyone as it's vital to how you actually get to your destination.
- dahart 4y agoAh thank you, I misinterpreted. I assumed it was talking about changes to the routes themselves over time. I don’t know why, but train-to-train transfers makes more sense. Okay, in that case, I agree fewer is the better word. ;) There could still be reasons to use ‘least’ subjectively - for example the locations, time of day, traffic, and wait time between transfers may matter.