and not everybody works in that specific city

the amount it would cost to staff and get vehicles and such out there wouldn’t work

the only type of transportation you’ll see out there are trains taking people to their jobs in the city

I like trains a fuck ton

To me the suburbs look pretty densily populated tbh

Where do you live?

and what are you using?

Countryside in Sweden

exactly

In the US

I live in the most densly populated suburb

Philadelphia

outside of it

and here, we're spread out wayyyy far

we can't use public transport except for schools

other cities are even farther spread

it's just not economical for the states

I am not sure how the distance is the issue?

You would still have to travel it regardless, the issue is the amount of demand for public transport

we live at least 50+ miles away fro even some other suburbs

dang

Nobody uses public transport, and at that, more people live in my State alone than the entirely of Sweden

Who was teh bitch that ping

so there is an issue

a very, 345 million large nation, of an issue

Most of your daily transportation goes through those distances of 50+ miles?

but you would have to route many, many more buses to accomodate those extra people

nobody here rides the bus from my suburb to Philly

and most people don't even work in Philly

If it worked, I'd throw my support behind it

but it just doesn't

I don't know what to tell you

I am not sure if you get what I mean, I am talking about making the daily necessary travel public. If you wanna go visit someplace 50+ miles away that I hope you dont work at cause thats a long way to go everyday then you could use private means of transportation

but making people use it for grocery shopping and banking?

those are essential

Yeah the more essential stuff

we'd have to raise taxes in order to fund extra busing, SEPTA here in my town already has 15 buses, and nobody uses them

because our cars are more fuel efficient

now than ever before

the buses we have are from '06

and use so much fuel