I can travel 50 KMS or so daily. So that would be a 100 kms daily commute for me adding the entire two way journey.
What about you guys? How many KMS can you commute daily?
What about you guys? How many KMS can you commute daily?
You were Canadian right?I have to go 17 miles (I don't know kilometers), but that's only about 25 or so minutes, depending on traffic.
Nope. I'm from the US where no one uses it.You were Canadian right?
Because I thought they were complying with the current unit standards like almost every other nation.
Trains and metro in Tokyo are extremely crowded during rush hours too, but in return they send a new vehicle once every few minutes during such hours, so if one is too full, you can still take the next.I see. Well I have heard of trains.. Metro in our area but they are usually crowded so i avoid them.
My office transportation is expensive but still, I don't have to change two buses if I take it. So I opt for my office bus daily.
Wow. I guess everyone prefers train when the journey is long. I kinda prefer my own vehicle though. Well it's easy to commute and we don't have to worry about any waiting time and we could control everything and... It's fun to use your own vehicle but I hate Banglore traffic. It takes 1:30 minutes easily to cover less than 30 KMS
Trains and metro in Tokyo are extremely crowded during rush hours too, but in return they send a new vehicle once every few minutes during such hours, so if one is too full, you can still take the next.
To give you an idea, this is only the Yamanote line during morning rush hours:
Only when it's possible to sit down.Like in Persona 5? Do people in Japan like to play Vita/3DS/Switch/mobiles during train rides?
I heard it can be more of a hassle in India.
Trains are a bit safer than riding in a car or plane, and less of a hassle.
This is rather paranoid.I feel the train are safer for riding. But, there is a rare chance that there is a dangerous criminal who decide to attack random passengers on the train. It is harder for many people to quickly get off a train is harder because it takes more time to stop a heavy train while it is still moving compared to a car. Some people also bring dangerous things like gas, fireworks, toxic chemicals, and weapons on local trains like subways and trams because many local trains may not check luggage before boarding them.
Most large planes check to see if people have weapons, and are not on the "do not fly list" But, trains like subways and smaller train services may not check people's luggage for weapons, or see if they were arrested for dangerous crimes in the past.