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| Topic | once you hit 65 years of age you should he required to take the road test again |
| LinkPizza 11/25/18 1:12:50 AM #94: | wolfy42 posted... 1 bus can have 50-100 people on it. It's about the size of 2 cars (since they need space between them) which usually would have 1 or possibly 2 people in it. That depends on what kind of bus you have. The ones in my city hold 31. The newer ones hold 32-33. But those number are in only ambulatory people got on... wolfy42 posted... You could have enough buses going around for people to catch them every 2 minutes but it would be better to have express buses etc that don't stop between point A and B as well as normal buses that do. That would take A LOT of buses. Also, in most places, I dont think they are suppose to stop at places that arent bus stops. It has to mostly do with them possibly getting hurt or something. It was a rule made by the transit system we work for... Like the big place that owns the bus station... wolfy42 posted... So if you need to get to the other side of town, you can take a bus that goes straight there. You can even do so and then take another buss that leaves from there and goes 8 blocks away (but stops at many points). This could save you like 15-20 minutes travel and you would basically get there as fast as driving. Most would actually go around a certain area. And then have a central point for all buses to go back to. So, going across town would normally have you riding the bus back to the central point, then transferring... It would probably be a little slower, though it depends... wolfy42 posted... There is absolutely no reason to have the system we do now. The problem would most likely be getting people to want to do that. And the money to get it started. Especially everywhere... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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