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And therefor they don't deserve to ride the bus?
by ysavir 1y ago
And therefor they don't deserve to ride the bus?
- SR2Z 1y agoIf they want to use an ad-hoc bus that runs exactly where people request it in real time, then YES. They should not expect it to work for them.
- ProllyInfamous 1y agoI'd [OC] rather ride a predictable train/subway... but the density / bureaucracy of most American jurisdictions keeps this to a few limited megacities (I have lived in the SFBay & NYC, both; won't go back). Also, can't the bus system have a kiosk/terminal at certain locations? Can't there be a coin/bill acceptor on each block's single parking meter (e.g. Austin, Texas / UT campus meters)? Recently I became a plaintiff (first time, small claims, no big deal); I was surprised to see that only pro se litigants can file paperwork with the court (i.e. lawyers MUST use the e-file system). I attended medical school for one year, right before ACA/eRecords became a requirement... and this always seemed so invasive (e.g. sensitive/VIP psych documentation, PP).