> Man I’m sorry nothing you said is impressive in most developed countries cities
I didn't say anything with the intent to be impressive. I'm describing differences between dense urban and suburban pros & cons. Neither is objectively better, they are different.
> No transit doesn’t need to be in the same route, there are bus terminals and metro line connections
Sure. So now you need to spend a lot of time traveling in the wrong direction just to get to a central terminal and then take another bus to the intended direction. It's all tradeoffs.
jjav|2 years ago
I didn't say anything with the intent to be impressive. I'm describing differences between dense urban and suburban pros & cons. Neither is objectively better, they are different.
> No transit doesn’t need to be in the same route, there are bus terminals and metro line connections
Sure. So now you need to spend a lot of time traveling in the wrong direction just to get to a central terminal and then take another bus to the intended direction. It's all tradeoffs.
arroz|2 years ago
You are not describing differences between urban & suburban
Maybe you are for America specifically but most of what you described is normal in urban areas of Japan or Germany for instance