Doesn’t seem to apply to your specific case but usually there’s a big difference between middle of the night vs. during the day. Even though I live in a city with a good public transit infrastructure, if I try to get to my workplace at three in the Morning on a Sunday I will still have a bad time:
vs.
That’s why your first screenshot didn’t really prove much.
Ah, that understandable. My main point is that where your screenshot has you walking 6-15 minutes in between transport, the only “options” given to me were to drive 12 minutes to the bus stop and then drive 7 minutes to my actual workplace. I wasn’t so much focusing on the time, just that my large city doesn’t have comprehensive public transportation.
Not all cities are equal. Many have large areas with no public transportation available.
That’s also very easily fixable
I get suggested to drive for 11 minutes and ALSO take a lyft if I wanted to use public transportation to get to work.
Do you always go to work in the middle of the night on a Sunday?
That’s just when I browse Lemmy 🥲
So, what you posted is not really meaningful and representative of your daily commute, right?
I’m so confused about what’s wrong, the bus stop doesn’t suddenly get closer if I leave at 9am monday…?
Doesn’t seem to apply to your specific case but usually there’s a big difference between middle of the night vs. during the day. Even though I live in a city with a good public transit infrastructure, if I try to get to my workplace at three in the Morning on a Sunday I will still have a bad time:
vs.
That’s why your first screenshot didn’t really prove much.
Ah, that understandable. My main point is that where your screenshot has you walking 6-15 minutes in between transport, the only “options” given to me were to drive 12 minutes to the bus stop and then drive 7 minutes to my actual workplace. I wasn’t so much focusing on the time, just that my large city doesn’t have comprehensive public transportation.
Yeah, it really seems to be completely unusable for you, damn