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All these calculations are only true if your destination is on the road the bus runs along. Since not every road has a bus line, you also usually have to walk m
by ytpete 3y ago
All these calculations are only true if your destination is on the road the bus runs along. Since not every road has a bus line, you also usually have to walk multiple blocks perpendicular _away_ from the bus line in addition to some of the distance between stops.
- Retric 3y agoIf your road doesn’t have a bus line then that’s a problem not an inherent limitation. Ideally you want a grid where bus lines are near intersections so going from North to East means crossing 1 street so you can go anywhere with 2 waits and a street crossing.