• mavedustaine@lemm.ee
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      Yes, the US has abysmal public transport (at least in houston, tx in my case) compared to even third world countries like Egypt. It’s downright embarrassing.

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      I live in Germany and while not perfect, I’m glad we have such a thing.

      The problem is when a 10 minute car drive takes an hour with public transportation

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        Next problem is surge pricing and general ticket prices. I recall one city I was living in a few years back having advertisements for taking the train. And I was like “Yeah sure. It’s just double the price and triple the time”.

        To me taking the train (at least for long distances) is a luxury thing.

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    Swap your car or plane ride for a bus or train

    Kinda hard to do when there’s nowhere near enough investment in public transit