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This train is not grade separated (it drives with the cars, and creates massive confusion in the vehicles lanes) and doesn’t hold more people than the busses di
by thepasswordis 4y ago
This train is not grade separated (it drives with the cars, and creates massive confusion in the vehicles lanes) and doesn’t hold more people than the busses did. It also requires overhead power lines, and has fewer stops than the busses it replaced.
- sofixa 4y agoI don't see how a train could be creating confusion - it's just a vehicle (apparently, what a shit implementation). I find it hard to believe that even the smallest light rail/tram deployment won't have higher capacity than your average bus deployment (not BRT). Can you name the system so that we can check the passengers per hour capacity? Overhead power lines means electric propulsion, so lower noise and less pollution (electric buses are a rarity and only work on short routes).