What happens when people can't afford Hummers and need to get places. No sensible American would take public transportation, because Jesus didn't, so it wouldn't be very Christian people if they did. This article is a stub. You can get a Tip of the Hat* from Stephen by adding only truthiness to it.*Tip of the Hat not guaranteed.
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| - What happens when people can't afford Hummers and need to get places. No sensible American would take public transportation, because Jesus didn't, so it wouldn't be very Christian people if they did. This article is a stub. You can get a Tip of the Hat* from Stephen by adding only truthiness to it.*Tip of the Hat not guaranteed.
- There are a few public transportation options in Driv3r. Not all of these transportation methods are accessible and or usable to the player. Examples:
* Elevated Rail System in Downtown Miami
* Tram Network in Istanbul
* Bus (GM TDH 5303 and Saviem Chaussom SC-5)
* Nice Airport
* Train System in Nice and Istanbul
- Public Transportation is a shared passenger transport service which is available for use by the general public for a small cost.
- Public transportation is the way poor people get around town. It includes trains, bus services, and ferries, but since drivers of said transportation devices are usually on strike 89% of the time, public transportation involves a large quantity of walking.
- "At the turn of the twentieth century, most modern cities were cesspools of filth. In the United States, the affluent often moved to the suburbs, using automobiles to return to their jobs in the cities. In Europe, on the other hand, where most roads had been designed for horses, not cars, impressive systems of Public Transportation became the most effective way for large numbers of people to get about. As an added bonus, these mass transit systems greatly decreased the amount of pollution created. Subways, trolleys, monorails and buses have become staples in major metropolises like London, Barcelona and even in major US cities like New York City."
- Public transportation is a technique for improving government employment statistics. The more direct benefit is the employment of bus drivers, administrative staff. Since Public Transport is slower than other popular forms of transport, such as walking, swimming and helicopter it also reduces the amount of free time for the average worker. Since each worker works fewer hours per week, more are required (see France and their 35 minute working week). The first Land's End to John 'o' Grotes journey by local bus began in 1930 and is expected to be completed in the next decade.
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| - What happens when people can't afford Hummers and need to get places. No sensible American would take public transportation, because Jesus didn't, so it wouldn't be very Christian people if they did. This article is a stub. You can get a Tip of the Hat* from Stephen by adding only truthiness to it.*Tip of the Hat not guaranteed.
- There are a few public transportation options in Driv3r. Not all of these transportation methods are accessible and or usable to the player. Examples:
* Elevated Rail System in Downtown Miami
* Tram Network in Istanbul
* Bus (GM TDH 5303 and Saviem Chaussom SC-5)
* Nice Airport
* Train System in Nice and Istanbul
- Public transportation is a technique for improving government employment statistics. The more direct benefit is the employment of bus drivers, administrative staff. Since Public Transport is slower than other popular forms of transport, such as walking, swimming and helicopter it also reduces the amount of free time for the average worker. Since each worker works fewer hours per week, more are required (see France and their 35 minute working week). The first Land's End to John 'o' Grotes journey by local bus began in 1930 and is expected to be completed in the next decade. It also contributes to air pollution in cities and to discouraging walking and cycling. This reduces life expectancy during next government's rule so as to look favourable in comparison and be voted again. By supplementing the existing congestion, it reduces the fuel efficiency of private cars which increases revenue via fuel taxation. Public transportation makes it possible for people to travel without paying for their own car and gasoline. Public transportation is, therefore, a crime against the DMCA and should, according to some experts, be considered Unamerican. In some countries, mostly those in the third world that do not need to support oil companies and car manufacturers, public transportation is (unlike in USA) not given the role of giving the homeless a place to urinate. This is why the streets of France run yellow with pee. It is important to realize that not all societies can accept a system where even the suburbs of large metropolitan areas are served by a network of bus traffic and subway systems. Quite the contrary; when such a system makes it possible for people to travel, and have shelter, in a relatively cheap and efficient way, the economic implications are too terrible to consider (again, see France). To protect the economy, all civilized nations that have been forced by Communist infiltrators to implement public transportation systems ensure that the physical infrastructure of the transportation facilities is made painful to use, and reinforce the inconvenience with extensive mind control radiation and terrorism threats.
- Public Transportation is a shared passenger transport service which is available for use by the general public for a small cost.
- Public transportation is the way poor people get around town. It includes trains, bus services, and ferries, but since drivers of said transportation devices are usually on strike 89% of the time, public transportation involves a large quantity of walking.
- "At the turn of the twentieth century, most modern cities were cesspools of filth. In the United States, the affluent often moved to the suburbs, using automobiles to return to their jobs in the cities. In Europe, on the other hand, where most roads had been designed for horses, not cars, impressive systems of Public Transportation became the most effective way for large numbers of people to get about. As an added bonus, these mass transit systems greatly decreased the amount of pollution created. Subways, trolleys, monorails and buses have become staples in major metropolises like London, Barcelona and even in major US cities like New York City."
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