2 ms·
I wouldn't say schedules are useless, they are actually pretty helpful to humans (e.g. the bus is scheduled for 5:13, but in rush hour that means it will probab
by zheng 14y ago
I wouldn't say schedules are useless, they are actually pretty helpful to humans (e.g. the bus is scheduled for 5:13, but in rush hour that means it will probably be there closer to 5:20). Tracking is clearly more helpful if available, however.
As an aside, thanks to the GP for showing me OneBusAway, it's exactly what I've been looking for!
- akldfgj 14y agoA bus 7 minutes late during rush hour, that's funny. During rush hour, bus arrival times are randomly distributed between 7 minutes late and "so late that you could say the next bus was 1 minutes early" (Any later and you just can't prove whether the bus that arrived was 30 minutes late, or the previous bus was abducted by aliens)