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Makes sense to try to remove any frictions from public transport - if not making it an enjoyable and desirable experience
by nologic01 3y ago
Makes sense to try to remove any frictions from public transport - if not making it an enjoyable and desirable experience
- TacticalCoder 3y agoI now live in Luxembourg and public transports are just totally free: buses, tramways, trains... All free, for everybody (locals and tourists alike). No pass, no nothing: you just hop in the bus/train/tramway and you're good to go. You can also rent public bicycles and they're all e-bikes/pedelec and they're very cheap (but not free).
- slekker 3y agoHas it helped with the traffic? I’ve heard that air pollution was horrible as well
- mk89 3y agoIs this something new? A few years ago it wasn't the case.
- layer8 3y agoSince March 2020.
- ulfw 3y agoThis is the way to do it. Public transport is tax paid, one way or another anyway. This completely gets rid of bullshit overhead like ticketing, ticket checking, payment processing, maintenance of payment terminals, manning of ticket counters, planning departments, billing and finance departments, third party payment fees etc etc etc
- constantcrying 3y ago>if not making it an enjoyable and desirable experience It will always be the worst part of my day and with more passengers and the regularly scheduled disasters that won't change any time soon.