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by r00fus
3976 days ago
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All of these are valid factors but when total trip time door-to-door is less than or equivalent to getting your car, driving (including traffic) and finding parking then the benefits are clear. Similarly with total annual cost of transport. Parking and fuel can come at an high premium sometimes. Notice - you see this happening a lot in big cities where congestion is best result by public transport. |
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Eventually I think public transport becomes obsolete, or else an incredibly expensive and rubbish subsidy for the tiny minority who can't afford cars.