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Kerala private buses are death traps KSRTC buses aren't much better Both have poorly trained arrogant drivers who drive with not a care in the world. We can expect to see more of these

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“25% never used bus” “75% don’t usually used bus” So what % uses bus regularly? I.soba Public buses will not solve Male’ traffic congestion. In fact, more buses will make it worse. You know why? Male’ has a volume issue. Vehicle owners will not switch to buses. The people who use buses are those who find taxis too expensive or who have no other options. Those who own vehicles will not switch to buses cause a private vehicle offers convenience and flexibility that buses don’t. Buses in Male’ are a last resort, economical option for the people who use them. They should not be viewed as a traffic congestion solving policy. Increasing the number of buses will only take up more road space in Male’ and will not reduce the number of private vehicles and taxis. The only way to solve the congestion is to limit the number of vehicles.

“25% never used bus” “75% don’t usually used bus” So what % uses bus regularly? I.soba Public buses will not solve Male’ traffic congestion. In fact, more buses will make it worse. You know why? Male’ has a volume issue. Vehicle owners will not switch to buses. The people who use buses are those who find taxis too expensive or who have no other options. Those who own vehicles will not switch to buses cause a private vehicle offers convenience and flexibility that buses don’t. Buses in Male’ are a last resort, economical option for the people who use them. They should not be viewed as a traffic congestion solving policy. Increasing the number of buses will only take up more road space in Male’ and will not reduce the number of private vehicles and taxis. The only way to solve the congestion is to limit the number of vehicles.

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👋😭Arvind Kejriwal fought a long battle with BJP to bring these EV buses in Capital. But EV buses need proper maintenance and care for long life. Under the mismanaged government of Rekha Gupta, it seems these buses may not last long.

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98,724 views • 3 years ago

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38,002 views • 1 month ago

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32,722 views • 1 year ago

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Leon Schreiber

68,452 views • 1 year ago

The future of Ukraine begins with its children. We are helping rebuild the schools destroyed by Russia’s war, with €100 million in EU funds. And we are sending hundreds of school buses so children can travel to school safely. More are coming. #SchoolBusesForUkraine

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Somto Okonkwo

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