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On 24 Sep, 21:57, "Peter Hucker" wrote:
It's just not viable. For a laugh (and because they just built a station next to my house) I decided to check the feasability of a train to work. *It takes twice as long and costs twice as much as by car. *(1.5 hours instead of 45 mins and 16.50 instead of 7.50) Silly treehuggers. Is this the same throughout the country? *I'm in central Scotland. Nope. Train for me takes 1h05 - 1h20 depending on when I leave, car takes 1h25 in good traffic I also get to watch TV/read a book/reply to trolls while I'm on the train. Either that or work, and hence leave early. Also get to go to the pub after work Cost wise train costs about £13 a day, car costs £11 a day in petrol alone -- £45 a day in inland revenue mileage. |
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