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I seem to have not make my point clear enough: You can't persuade people using money, at least not the kind of money cities can afford, as there are plenty of
by Tade0 3y ago
I seem to have not make my point clear enough:
You can't persuade people using money, at least not the kind of money cities can afford, as there are plenty of equally paid, less stressful and more interesting things to do with your life.
In my city of 600k inhabitants there's a shortage of around 100 drivers - and that's just to service the lines that are currently operating. That's approximately 80k people not having their transportation needs met.
The city is also cripplingly congested, but that's expected when you can't rely on public transportation.
We need a solution that doesn't rely on demographics like they were in the 60s or even 80s.