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this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2023
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Lol what? Unless you are disabled, you don't need someone to pick you up at your property line. That's carbrain entitlement. Walk to the train station/bus depot, cycle, or drive a modest car that short distance (the latter being exactly what some of my family do, who live in a more developed nation).
I do agree we also need to expand infrastructure to accommodate disabled people, though. That's a separate issue.
The point is, we can have a train and bus system here. It's been done in the past. Personally, I'd welcome it. Owning a car is such a pointless and unsustainable money sink.
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Mojojo has a chronic case of carbrain. They're part of the problem.
Don't be Mojojo.
Edit: Mojojo's comment doesn't even address any of what I said to you. Yo, what???
"Does train come pick me up and drop me off again ?
Gotta love dem rural trains. "