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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 5882351" data-attributes="member: 24302">If the weather is bad they drive.&nbsp; If station is more than a mile away they drive.&nbsp; And there won&#039;t be enough trains to handle everyone.&nbsp; As far as efficiency goes I can go from my home immediately into my vehicle.&nbsp; Drive directly to where I want or need to be.&nbsp; With a bus I have to walk to bus stop.&nbsp; I have to wait.&nbsp; I have to then ride bus for however long it takes to get to terminal where I board a bus that will get me close to my destination.&nbsp; Then once at stop walk to my destination.&nbsp; The whole process can take more than an hour for what took me 10-15 minutes with a car.&nbsp; Most people in rush hour are driving from home to work in the city or metropolitan area they live in.&nbsp; They aren&#039;t taking a bullet train from New York to Boston as a daily commute.&nbsp; Your solution is anything but.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 5882351, member: 24302"] If the weather is bad they drive. If station is more than a mile away they drive. And there won't be enough trains to handle everyone. As far as efficiency goes I can go from my home immediately into my vehicle. Drive directly to where I want or need to be. With a bus I have to walk to bus stop. I have to wait. I have to then ride bus for however long it takes to get to terminal where I board a bus that will get me close to my destination. Then once at stop walk to my destination. The whole process can take more than an hour for what took me 10-15 minutes with a car. Most people in rush hour are driving from home to work in the city or metropolitan area they live in. They aren't taking a bullet train from New York to Boston as a daily commute. Your solution is anything but. [/QUOTE]

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