1. Your country
2. What is public transport in your city like?
>Flag
>It's fairly decent in Montreal, at least if you don't live too far from the downtown
1. Your country
Ryan Rodriguez
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
youtube.com
twitter.com
Luke Edwards
>leaf
toronto has a pretty based subway/bus system, rest of gta is shit though
Parker Johnson
1. You know the flag
2. Pretty good
>mfw
Isaiah Adams
1. MEX
2. Fucking dreadful.
The buses are dirty, small and shitty. There's no metro in my state and there probably never will.
Carter Wilson
London has great public transport...when its not busy
Xavier Bennett
>Our subway system
>Based
It's congested to shit, suffers mechanical problems and we piss our money on new trains instead of new fucking lines.
Our buses are great though, and the rest of GTA is shit for sure minus the GO train.
Closes too early desu
Liam Robinson
1. UAE
2. The metro is small, but it's very new, so everything is clean and running smoothly. Most of it is under construction or under planning, however.
Caleb White
It's shit in Calgary
Jayden Lopez
It's alright. Trams are pretty slow though. The orange trains only run until 11.30pm, after that there are buses
Nicholas Young
>Medellin
Very good: cheap, fast and accessible
Easton Bell
UK
Tiny Northern Town
Busses are fairly reliable and fairly cheap if you get a weekly ticket. But, my nearest bus stop is a 20 minute walk so I almost never got the bus before I got a car and never do now
Trains are atrocious
Only one train per hour that goes North to South and the same for South to North
Cooper Jackson
There are a lot of these buses driving around. It costs $0.35 for ride from my house to work and there is one going by every 15 minutes. I live in a small town, not the capitol city.
Blake Jenkins
US, Chicago
Pretty decent; my neighborhood line had quite a bit of track repair done a while back, now it's gone from an hour to 45 minutes to get to the Loop.
William Collins
I live in a smaller town and our public transport is pretty good. We have 26 buses and 24 are hybrids while those other 2 are "clean"-disel.
Zachary Roberts
Pretty good. You are faster than by car. I don't even have to pay it, it's tax free and I get it with my job.
youtube.com
it consists of, S-Bahn underground trains, U-Bahn underground, trams and buses
Xavier Young
Public transit is completely non existent where I live
Hunter Morris
Where do you live?
David Watson
New Brunswick in a shit small town
Isaac Roberts
There's two busses that do stops every other hour, otherwise nothing.
I live in a town of like 3000 people though so it's kind of expected.
Adrian Cruz
Ah
Landon Harris
>STM
>decent
'no'
Samuel Smith
>Adelaide
Its okay, the system is fairly reliable but its a running joke that the busses are always late no matter what. But it is real cheap, costs on average about $2- $3 to scan your metro card (can be cheaper if its a concession) and if it gets scanned at all again within 2 hours of the first transaction it doesn't get charged.
Dominic Reyes
It's good. But if you don't have a monthly ticket or pay the tickets right in time, it's going to be a bit expensive. Still cheaper than a car though.
Owen Gonzalez
2-3 AUS $? If so that's cheap as fuck.
Robert Cruz
>Paris
It does the job. Network is fairly dense and frequent. Easy transfer to quality national and european lines. Some delays and unespected strike or suicide.
Trains varies from pretty good (last gen automatic) to AC-less 3rd world grade. Train station quality is also highly variable
Levi Morales
Why would you to take this over a plane? Frequently cheaper and faster.
Noah Nguyen
I like our metro
Train stations are usually in the centre of the town while airports are in the outskirts or out of town
Liam Powell
...
Bentley Collins
The fare in Chicago is $2 per bus, $2.25 per use of the "L", with transfers being 25 cents.
Landon Foster
...
Colton Hughes
I usually take the train to the netherlands and it's faster. It takes about 2 hours to check-in into the plane. If you sum everything up, the time to get to the airport and back to the city again, the time to get back to your luggage, then you are faster with the train. You arrive right in the city. Also, you can walk around, go into the bistro and have free wifi.
Liam Ross
Ye, its pretty good. The most that's ever been charged on my account is $3.45, can drop as low as $1.50 depending on peak times. But we were surprised when me and mates went to Melbourne and the public transport is heck expensive there.
Jeremiah Gutierrez
>the train to Paris, Amsterdam or London costs 30€ here
Bentley Lee
US
Non existent aside from a few buses
Brandon Sullivan
it's crowded as fuck
other than that it do its job, except when there's strikes or when a thief robs everyone on board
Bentley Morris
>be me
>going back home from my uni on a tram (yeah we still have these, the new ones are pretty comfy)
>there's that incredibly cute girl standing right next to me
>she smiles at me and says "well, hello there, how are you?"
>Needless to say I am a bit shocked as she isn't holding a phone in her hand
>"Ugh, hello" I say, while hesitating
>We actually start chitchatting 'bout some random things and our conversation goes on pretty well
>Some few minutes later I decide to ask her phone number. I mean, why would I lose on such a great chance? It's almost like a Godsent present, right? Fucking man up and do it, faggot
>She ignores that, keeps asking me stuff
>I poke her shoulder jokingly and repeat myself
>"Can I have your phone number?"
>All of a sudden she looks at me, visibly surprised by my gesture, pulls out a bluetooth earphone out of her ear
>"Err, is there anything I can help you with?"
2 years have passed since then and I'm still afraid to use public transport
Nathaniel Johnson
That never happened, Ivan
Brody Wright
>2016
>Asking phone number
>Not asking for her whatsapp to trade nudes instead
Kayden Edwards
>whatsapp / phonenumber
it's the same
Josiah Anderson
She could have a dual-sim phone and use one number to calls and the other to whatsapp