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I should have said I live in the burbs of NJ (and sometimes VT). I agree. Vehicle as a service isn't an urban-friendly product. Perhaps that's why we haven't re
by chiefalchemist 4y ago
I should have said I live in the burbs of NJ (and sometimes VT). I agree. Vehicle as a service isn't an urban-friendly product. Perhaps that's why we haven't really seen it yet?
That aside, I have friends in London and aside from rush hour, I find the public trans - mostly by tube, sometimes bus - amazing. Generally on time, clean, safe, etetc. I would imagine Londoners feel otherwise. Too bad for them.