| Comment | Having split fares doesn't help this as you need to know where you are going and how much that costs before you get on. If it was a flat fare you just get on, and then you could have a wee screen to tell you the stops are next (or even add a bit of stop info like "nxt stop is this st, alight here for this thing") and it takes all of that away from the driver/passenger interaction.
There is no excuse in 2022 that there can't be accurate tracking of buses in a large city. I saw tracked buses in other cities almost 20 years ago. |
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