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32k daily? So if they are evenly spaced in 24h (I don't believe it's remotely possible), it means 22.2 passengers per minute (or 7. 4 per station per minute, if
by orwin 3y ago
32k daily? So if they are evenly spaced in 24h (I don't believe it's remotely possible), it means 22.2 passengers per minute (or 7. 4 per station per minute, if they are evenly distributed).
First reaction: it isn't that high, but it's interesting.
Second reaction, after looking at the pictures and where the cars can stop and take passengers: filthy liars.
I cannot take this seriously.
- kramerger 3y agoI think we need an independent audit of those numbers because they don't sound even remotely plausible.