> In that case the poor may just decide to travel at nontraditional times. I don't mean to single out your comment (the core idea of which I agree with), but I

> In that case the poor may just decide to travel at nontraditional times. I don't mean to single out your comment (the core idea of which I agree with), but I see similar comments on HN a lot. Completely logical, technical observations that are also quite tone deaf. To those in poverty, there's often very little they can "just decide" to do. The ability to commute at nontraditional times is very much a luxury to most.