You guys consider bikes as public transit?
If you don’t own the bike, yes?
Fair. I guess those rental rack things do exist.
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I don’t think you go there every day to play with friends or to hang out
And it should be within walking distance from home
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Ok, here’s literally the street in front of my house.
It’s all like there’s a drastic difference between a city of 8mil and a town of 3k.
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Is that not just a tuktuk, which is just a smaller and somehow worse taxi?
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yes
i hate them more than cars
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So… why not just call it a taxi?
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they can enter gullies
taxis cant
Anyway, I don’t see a commuter bus doing this anytime soon:
That’s a 40° side hill. A bus would have rolled over.
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buses arent even supposed to do that
lets be practical
i dont think anyone does that everyday
No, but you can do that in a car if you want. You can’t do it in a bus, especially as a passenger.
It might not be an everyday thing, but you can use your car for fun.
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Why would you want to do it?
oh damn thats nice
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Why wouldn’t you want to do something fun?
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that doesnt look fun to me
it looks like what a chapri (look it up) would do
They may be considered public transportation if you do not own them, but certainly not mass transit.
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I found like four different definitions for it, but the one I’m going with (and assuming that you meant) isn’t actually that far off from being accurate about me.
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