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We have non of these problems in Switzerland, this is all just organizational. Buy the ticket at the bus station or use your phone. I don't know how often you
by panick21_ 4y ago
We have non of these problems in Switzerland, this is all just organizational.
Buy the ticket at the bus station or use your phone.
I don't know how often you do intermediate stops, that seem nice case to me. But even then, you just add 'via' when you book your ticket and that's it. Easy as pie.
> - in many regions, you can't buy a ticket online via the national rail company, you need to separately deal with the local line operators to make your trip planning even more fun!
Is this actually the case in Germany? That's crazy, we solved this long ago in Switzerland.
- Aachen 4y ago> We have non of these problems in Switzerland, this is all just organizational. Sorry if I came across differently, indeed I don't think any of these are unsolvable or inherent with public transport. The Netherlands and Germany each have strengths (the former a more convenient and reliable system in cities; the latter better service on the countryside), so clearly it can all be done.