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Fairly unreliably? Unlike cars, trains do not typically suffer from traffic jams.
by dieortin 1y ago
Fairly unreliably? Unlike cars, trains do not typically suffer from traffic jams.
- durandal1 1y agoThis is based on my personal experience, I used to ride trains for travel a lot. I grew up in Europe and lived there for 31 years so this is not based on ignorance.
- eldaisfish 1y agook? Your personal experience is not the entire truth and never will be. Japanese trains are on time. Swiss trains are on time. That's not based on ignorance either.
- tim333 1y agoPrivate cars seldom fail to work because the drivers are striking to reduce their hours to 32 hours a week like London last week.
- arcticbull 1y agoBuddy the tube seldom fails for that reason either. Plus some self-driving sauce would reduce their hours to 0. Certain lines in London like the DLR are already driverless (Grade of Automation 3). Most of the other lines are GoA2.
- tim333 1y agoYeah, first time for that particular one but the transport not working for various reasons is not that unheard of.
- thehappypm 1y agoI was in Zermatt last month and was unable to take the Gornegray Railway due to mechanical issues. Even Swiss trains have problems
- andrewflnr 1y agoYou haven't been on the Washington DC metro, I take it. (Ok, you're technically correct, they're not typical.)
- 542354234235 1y agoYou haven't been in Washington DC traffic, I take it. It isn't like it is a choice between breezing to your destination unimpeded in your car to arrive reliably on time, and taking the variable, unreliable Metro.
- andrewflnr 1y agoI didn't comment on the road traffic at all, but good try.