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How nice are headways compared to timetables? I realise a lot of behind the scenes programming occurs to make it all just work, but as a commuter, that little b
by angled 3y ago
How nice are headways compared to timetables? I realise a lot of behind the scenes programming occurs to make it all just work, but as a commuter, that little bit less effort spent planning v. using makes such a huge difference.
Last year our bus switched from running every ten minutes to every fifteen minutes, but it matches our ferries better.
- epistasis 3y agoSince I used the metro for impromptu movement rather than to make appointments, the biggest feature is high frequency. At peak times trains are every three minutes in the DC metro, and the slowest seemed to be six minutes. 10 or 15 minute intervals, or the 20+ minute BART intervals, make a system very inconvenient.