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I don't agree, let's take 5 big cities spread around the country to Lyon: - Toulouse: 4h by train, 5h30 by car - Nice: 5h30 by train, 5h by car - Strasbourg:
by fathyb 3y ago
I don't agree, let's take 5 big cities spread around the country to Lyon:
- Toulouse: 4h by train, 5h30 by car
- Nice: 5h30 by train, 5h by car
- Strasbourg: 4h15 by train, 5h15 by car
- Le Havre: 5h05 by train, 7h by car
- Nantes: 4h50 by train, 6h45 by car
- HPsquared 3y agoThose are not door-to-door times. Edit: and how about the cost? Especially if more than one person is going the same way.
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- ohgodplsno 3y ago>Nice: 5h30 by train, 5h by car Closer to 4h30 by car, although the train does drop you off directly in Part-Dieu. Still, this doesn't take into account the need to go to the train station. >Nantes: 4h50 by train, 6h45 by car From personal experience, I can promise you that 6h45 is horribly optimistic. But really, that only furthers the point: Lyon is the second biggest city in France, and it's more or less equivalent to take the car to get there, with farther places slowly winning out on time. That's _dreadful_.