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Just a point: ticketing in cities. In the UK outside London, a journey via a 'metro' (suburban railway), a tram and a bus could well require the purchase of th
by 2b3a51 1y ago
Just a point: ticketing in cities.
In the UK outside London, a journey via a 'metro' (suburban railway), a tram and a bus could well require the purchase of three separate tickets at a significant premium over sticking to one mode of transport even if less efficient. I would suggest a move to single tickets within urban areas. That would allow multimodal travel - if the tram is in and the train is delayed just hop on the tram.
- goda90 1y agoI lived in Santiago Chile over a decade ago, and took a lot of transit. I really liked their bip! card system that gives you two free or really cheap transfers within 2 hours of your first scan. It wasn't distance based or anything like that. Looks like they have peak rating now(I don't remember if they did back then), but it's not super expensive.