[jimmywetnips]

Exactly. I was going to say the same exact thing.

Anyone else ever experienced the public transportless hellscape of Cancun airport? Where a short ride into the city is a cool 75 usd, rideshare is chased off by the cartels, and the walk to the highway to take a collectivo bus with incomprehensible route numbers is 1.5 miles away in sweltering jungle heat?

Or how about Tampa, Asheville, Austin or any other medium sized us airport, where train transport doesn't exist at all

How about Boston Logan which is only connected to the main Metro lines by a crappy bus that will add a nice 30 minutes and luggage heaving to your journey

I literally love the rer. It can be much shittier lol

[mauvehaus]

I have to defend Logan just a little here. The new Airport station is a lot less convenient than the old one, but the Blue Line isn't really that useful unless you live in East Boston anyway (or on the Orange Line with a transfer at State St). The Silver Line to South Station is at least as good as the bus to new Airport. Once you're there, you're on the Red Line and by extension a couple stops from the Orange or Green lines.

I think it was a worthwhile trade off.

[InvaderFizz]

You are not wrong about Cancun, but you can take the ADO bus downtown for about $6, or rent a car for $25/day in low season or $50/day in high season with downtown return.

Supposedly there was an agreement reached between the federal government and Uber/Didi and they will be able to pickup in January. Remains to be seen. I hope they put the national guard in the terminal to keep the taxi drivers in line.

[jimmywetnips]

Yeah, remains to be seen. Too much money in it for the taxi cabal I think to give up.

But the fact that the locals don't even know what any of the bus routes mean is so hilarious to me