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Probably city car congestion fees. Can you give me example of private highways (like in Texas) in EU? Is it even possible for a private entity to gather land a
by zare_st 3y ago
Probably city car congestion fees.
Can you give me example of private highways (like in Texas) in EU? Is it even possible for a private entity to gather land and build road in Europe? As far as I followed (no expert on the topic), it's always state that buys land and then gives concession to the private operator, that's sometimes done for motorways.
Yes commuting by car is common worldwide but there are no megapolises in Europe that have acute public transport issues, example L.A. area.
Nothing is absolute of course, but EU is far more friendly towards non-car usage than USA. You can set a range between best and worst. Worst would be rural mid America and Balkan/eastern parts of the EU, where you need a vehicle 100% if you want to be on time on destination. Best part of the EU would probably be Benelux where you can move with train/bike combination seamlessly everywhere. That part has no analogy in USA.