But that’ll take away people’s freedom to pay a subscription for heated seats 😔
but this isn’t new technology where you can write a 100 bullshit news article about and prais it as the next big thing because it actually works and is efficient
Recently visited York (UK) and they have a fantastic bus system - and they’re electric.
Busses in my city are also going electric. So far only the local routes. The longer distance routes are still diesel
Now consider an electric bus
Now consider a trolley.
Are there multiple tracks?
Well, there’s two. Only problem is the often obstructions and questionable breaking system
It makes a good point but only if your country actually has public transport.
If you live somewhere with zero public transport, the car is your only option.
That’s why the post advocates for public transport. So that we can have better options.
What do I do when there’s no bus route anywhere near my work? I cycle when it’s weather appropriate but I ain’t cycling to work in 20°C heatwave.
20 c is a heatwave? Isn’t that like 68 F? I’d think 30+ is heatwave territory.
20 is enough to be generally uncomfortable all day.
I think you’ve become confused?
Nope.
This assumes all of them live right next to each other though
they only need to live within walking distance from any bus stop along the line. the difference averages out to something around that ballpark
Is the idea of 68 people living within a few blocks of a bus line hard to believe? You know they don’t all get on on from the same stop, right?
