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It's really not a problem for places with decent public transportation. There are parts of the world where it makes sense to have a monthly or annual pass. I've
by rch 13y ago
It's really not a problem for places with decent public transportation. There are parts of the world where it makes sense to have a monthly or annual pass. I've no idea what it is like in the area where this occurred though.
- geoka9 13y agoThe Skytrain in Vancouver goes from the downtown to YVR in about 30 minutes. It is possible to go to the airport and back on a $2.75 ticket (on weekends and holidays; the ticket is valid for 90 minutes).
- Gepser 13y agoHere in Guatemala you can take public transportation for about 0.125 USD, if you live near to the airport it could be worth the time.
- dsrguru 13y agoI don't specifically know about Xi'an, but I remember in 2012 subways in Beijing were a flat 2 rmb (about 0.35 USD) and in Shanghai something like 2 to 4 rmb depending on distance. Nanjing was similar, but I don't remember the specifics. So assuming all Chinese cities that have subways charge the same order of magnitude, this loophole would have indeed been valuable.