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And by better you mean that you prefer it. Because obviously most do not prefer it, otherwise they would use it. Various countries in Europe have a dense netwo
by quonn 3y ago
And by better you mean that you prefer it. Because obviously most do not prefer it, otherwise they would use it.
Various countries in Europe have a dense network of public transport that you can use - often unlimited all around the country - for less than 50 Euros per month. Given the choice, most would take cars, especially outside of dense cities.
- Mawr 3y agoBetter = more efficient. People in aggregate don't have any preferences actually. They just want to get to their destination in the cheapest/most convenient way, which is mostly dictated by what has been designed to be that way. If you design everything around the car, then obviously choosing the car will be the most convenient; it's hardly a choice at that point. There is only one country that isn't completely drunk on cars that I know of - the Netherlands - and even then it's only barely so. The bar is on the floor.