It is just the car, right? In SF once I had to commute with Bart to the south bay. I stashed my car at the parking lot in the south bay. It was the only way to

It is just the car, right? In SF once I had to commute with Bart to the south bay. I stashed my car at the parking lot in the south bay. It was the only way to make the commute feasible. It is like the bay area built a BART to nowhere. You can get there, but then what do you do? It seems to me that a transportation system must either allow you to control it - a car - or be utterly predictable and efficient once you enter the system. In Europe it is the last case. You can get on a train, then take a tram. They run. They don't sit there making you wait. Once you get to the train you know you are going to get to your destination X time later. I wonder if you put electric scooters that could be checked out for a day at BART stations what would happen to ridership? Or something like that.