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Even if the two legs of the journey are on transit, the unsaid aspect of all this is that buses are an order of magnitude less reliable than a train. The train
by slaymaker1907 3y ago
Even if the two legs of the journey are on transit, the unsaid aspect of all this is that buses are an order of magnitude less reliable than a train. The train conductor won’t skip stops because they didn’t notice anybody at the station and has to deal with little to no traffic (traffic only existing for light rail/streetcars). I’d much rather have the risky part near home because if something goes wrong, it’s much easier to find an alternative like biking, car pooling, rescheduling, walking, etc.
Honestly, if we could make routes served by buses more reliable, this would all be much less of an issue.
- ajmurmann 3y agoI wonder if the bus think it's US specific. I've had that problem in SF, but never in Germany or Shanghai.
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