Once again proven that mass transit does not have a problem of price, but a problem of reach and reliableness, or in other words water is wet... (Except Switzer

Once again proven that mass transit does not have a problem of price, but a problem of reach and reliableness, or in other words water is wet... (Except Switzerland, transport there is pretty expensive, but imo it's bc car lobby in the gov trying to underfund trains and overfund highways) If you want ppl to use mass transit, provide fast & frequent transport in all the country. This means more units, dedicated lanes, priority on semaphores, easy methods to pay, more trains. When mass transit is so frequent and easy to use you don't need to plan ahead when to leave your house- that's the moment more ppl will use it. One nice addition will be dedicated buses for children going to school to demotivate parents buying a car just bc of kids