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Transportation in the modern times has become so easy and comfortable. Also, most of the times it is reliable so the waiting and travelling times have gone down.
Air travel
With the number of airlines, in either premium or economy class, there is a wide range to suit different budgets. Air travel is becoming popular, convenient and safe; especially for long distances.
Train
The modern trains are a comfortable mode of travel, often being cheaper than air travel. The points of connection seem to be very easily accessible. The railway network covers a large part of the land transport in most countries.
Bus
Bus transport is relatively cheaper and more flexible. It affords the passengers more control over travel times as compared to air and train travel. Again, buses do reach remote areas, almost everywhere there is a road, even just a beaten path.
Metros
Metros and trams are mostly limited to big towns and cities. However, they make almost every part of the town reachable.
With the modern transportation system, it is easy and flexible to move from one point to another, even if it means having to change your mode of transport. Airports for example have a bus, train or metro terminal connected to them. Sometimes they are all managed by the same transport company and provide combined tickets.
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Public transport, in combination with alternatives like e.g. e-bikes, will play a greater role in the future, especially in conurbations," said Michael Kadow, Managing Director of the Hessian Innovation Centre for Sustainable Logistics and Mobility in an interview with the Frankfurter Neue Presse in the run-up to the Mobility Congress in Frankfurt in October 2017. Automated or autonomous driving e.g. will make driving safer, smoother and more comfortable.
Public transport, in combination with alternatives like e.g. e-bikes, will play a greater role in the future, especially in conurbations," said Michael Kadow, Managing Director of the Hessian Innovation Centre for Sustainable Logistics and Mobility in an interview with the Frankfurter Neue Presse in the run-up to the Mobility Congress in Frankfurt in October 2017. Automated or autonomous driving e.g. will make driving safer, smoother and more comfortable.
Networking all these services will make the offer more attractive," says the mobility expert. "The traffic network is like the Internet: It is necessary to link the existing transport networks in a meaningful, optimal and safe way, because this is the only way to achieve more than just the addition of the individual parts." The challenge today is to optimize interfaces between networks and create new interfaces. As an example, he cites a model from Graz, Austria, where these interfaces are called TIM sites. TIM stands for "Daily Intelligent Mobile – in German Täglich, Intelligent, Mobil". These are special public transport stops where the customer can use e-car sharing, e-bike sharing, but can also take a taxi or change lines.
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