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This highlights a critical issue with public transit (in US cities I have lived in) - they only optimized/work for work commutes, if they work at all. There's
by ThunderSizzle 4y ago
This highlights a critical issue with public transit (in US cities I have lived in) - they only optimized/work for work commutes, if they work at all.
There's alot more to life than commuting to and from work, and public transit needs to account for that.
- lasermatts 4y agoonce more the ghost of Robert Moses haunts American infrastructure (shameless plug for people to read Robert Caro's _The Power Broker_)
- nradov 4y agoEven when I was commuting to a downtown office I seldom went straight between home and office. Most days I had at least one other stop for school drop-off, gym, club meetings, shopping, etc. This alone made public transit completely unusable. It just wasn't possible to get where I needed to go within the fixed time constraints I had.