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Only if you live in urban areas where you don’t have to wait longer than 15 minutes for the bus to come, and, most importantly, where it is safe (especially for
by paganel 3y ago
Only if you live in urban areas where you don’t have to wait longer than 15 minutes for the bus to come, and, most importantly, where it is safe (especially for women) to take said bus late in the evening/at night. I hope that that recent and horrific stabbing in NYC made many people aware of the security aspect.
- dathinab 3y agoso if you life in any arbitrary urban area in most of the EU because then you often don't even need to take the bus due to places you need to go to (e.g. super market) and places you come from (e.g. home) being much more intermixed/closer to each other e.g. for me places to buy food, medicine, a doctor, dentist, fast food, train, bus, package station, kiosk, bakery, restaurant, cafe, a park like thing all in ~8min walking distance and I'm somewhat at the outer are of the city still if you have disabilities and can't properly walk 8min you still need a car
- paganel 3y agoI'm saying that, as a man, if you have to wait for your SO at the bus/train station late in the evening when she comes back from work then maybe public transport is not for everyone, in this case for almost 50% of the population (i.e. women). Been there, done that. If you live in an European big city where this problem doesn't exist, where women have no problem and especially no fear to use public transport late in the evening all by themselves, then consider yourself (and your SO) lucky.