[yogorenapan]

Largest freight rail. Public transport for normal people is still shit compared to Europe.

[BDPW]

And especially China. And Japan.

[dzhiurgis]

That doesn't seem to be stopping europeans from moving to USA.

[seszett]

Apparently net migration has been towards the EU rather than towards the USA since 2022, but I can't find a better source than this: https://x.com/benbawan/status/2049303326999609846

[dzhiurgis]

Your source literally has been community noted as misleading.

[seszett]

I had not seen it, but there isn't really an equivalent to a green card or permanent residency in most of Europe. Usually you just get naturalised after having spent 5 or 10 years with a limited-duration but more or less automatically renewable visa.

[yogorenapan]

I'm a European moving to America. Unfortunately money > public transport, and until Europe can compete on salaries and available capital, I'll have to make do with shittier transport

[mrits]

Have you been to Europe? What area do you enjoy the public transportation?

[yogorenapan]

Mate, I live in Europe. The UK (as bad as it is, is still better than the US), the Netherlands, Belgium, and generally anywhere else that has public transport.

[DiogenesKynikos]

Switzerland.

[wkjagt]

The Netherlands

[sixothree]

Have you been to America? Public transportation barely exists.