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"Jack May" wrote in message
news:lNfTc.251797$%_6.197447@attbi_s01... "Brimstone" wrote in message ... Very true. The concept of "value for money" seems to have got lost. For most people. the value of time is most important not the monetary value. Transit people like to use the monetary value because they don't count the cost paid by tax payers. When you hide most of the cost and use only monetary value instead of time value , it is easier to make a favorable comparison for PT Whether transit or cars are faster for a given trip depends on many factors, in particular the level of road congestion at that time. Transit service can be faster for many trips during rush hour. You also need to consider the relative stress levels of each mode; even when it's slightly slower I often use transit because it permits me to do other things (like read or work) that I can't effectively do in the car. Also, whether time or money is more valuable to a given person varies. S -- Stephen Sprunk "Those people who think they know everything CCIE #3723 are a great annoyance to those of us who do." K5SSS --Isaac Asimov |
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