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What about it? Is it not the run-of-the-mill Western European capital transport network?
by shakow 3y ago
What about it? Is it not the run-of-the-mill Western European capital transport network?
- dukeyukey 3y agoAt 250 miles of track, it covers a much greater area than any other European (sans Russia) capital. The second largest is Madrid at 180 miles, and Paris is 140 miles.
- shakow 3y ago> Paris is 140 miles That's only the subway; a better comparison would include at least parts of the RER network, which covers 360 miles; let's say half of that in a range comparable to London subway. And London is much more spread out than Paris, so comparing mileage is not a very interesting metric. Subway station density is another one where London “loses”. Personally, I found London subway OK, with stations a bit too far away for my taste. The bus network however is better than in Paris, especially their frequency of passage.
- LeonB 3y agoBut Paris has those modern, wide boulevards that are far more walkable, for strolling Parisians, and marching armies alike.