• OsrsNeedsF2P@lemmy.ml
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    29 days ago

    But there might not have been any major inconvenience to passengers, as trains continued to arrive and depart at the same intervals as usual.

    This is a big thing. They come every 5 minutes going every direction in Seoul. No one checks the schedule before they get on.

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      29 days ago

      The benefits of such a high frequency really makes transit so much more user friendly. In my area we only have buses, and risking waiting a full hour or more if you miss your bus cause it was a tad early sucks a lot and isn’t even trying to compete with the convenience of a car.

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        The high frequency is essential, and definitely the part you notice when you travel functional cities