• mondoman712@lemmy.mlOP
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    3 years ago

    But this is what happens. Every rush hour the roads are packed with cars, mostly just with one person in them, while the trains are actually full.

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      3 years ago

      During rush hour you definitely won’t have a distance of 10 meters between each car though.

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        3 years ago

        If they’re moving there should be, and if not it doesn’t seem fair to me to compare transport to a car park.

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        3 years ago

        Sure, but only because they aren’t moving. It should be about the distance traveled in a couple seconds. Less then that and you get a lot of wrecks, so brand new problems.

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        3 years ago

        If the cars are moving at over 5m/s then there will be for minimum safe followong distance.

        If they are moving under that, you don’t have a transport system that is more capable than a brisk walk.