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Where I live, the subway comes every 3-5 minutes, like clockwork. Is that really so inconvenient? On the rare occasions you have more stuff than you can carry
by midoridensha 3y ago
Where I live, the subway comes every 3-5 minutes, like clockwork. Is that really so inconvenient?
On the rare occasions you have more stuff than you can carry, you can just pay for delivery. It's far cheaper than the ongoing total-cost-of-ownership of a car.
- chii 3y ago> Where I live, the subway comes every 3-5 minutes, like clockwork. aka, you've just qualified your use of public transport with the condition that you would not ever need to wait more than 3-5mins. What if you had to wait 30mins or an hour? In the majority of cities in the US, esp. slightly more rural areas or smaller towns, this is clockwork public transit is highly unlikely to be the norm.
- midoridensha 3y ago>What if you had to wait 30mins or an hour? I wouldn't live in such a shitty, broken, mismanaged shithole. Properly managed places are able to provide good public transit. >In the majority of cities in the US, esp. slightly more rural areas or smaller towns, this is clockwork public transit is highly unlikely to be the norm. Right, because the US is broken and doesn't know how to do this stuff properly. It's like complaining how Eritrea isn't able to provide efficient public transit.
- datavirtue 3y ago[flagged]
- funcDropShadow 3y ago> I wouldn't live in such a shitty, broken, mismanaged shithole. Properly managed places are able to provide good public transit. So you don't want to live somewhere near forests or lakes. Somewhere, where is still some for of nature present. You only want to live downtown in a major city. Let me guess, you don't have children. Because many people change their opinion about that when they become parents.