So, bus line 1 goes from A via B to C. However, there are also buses on this line that only serve section AB. Why not make it a separate line?
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Or are they just pretending?
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Moin Reinkarnation.
That’s just explained. As you describe, it is so-called Amplifier drives. Usually there is something like this within the “Rush hour” to make passengers better.
This then results in a denser clock within a certain range of the course of the line, and buses thus travel for example every 5 minutes. In the “B to C” area, in your thoughtful example, there is not such a great riding position, and this means, for example, only a 20 minute clock.
This always has something to do with passenger numbers.
I know. I just think that you should introduce your own line or name line 1-B or so
Absolutely right!
That’s annoying me.
Only here is it even worse.
The main route is (example) A – B – C
But with exactly the same number, regular buses also take route A – B – D
Once there’s a bus that drives A – E and the number.
Only the names of the final stop point indicate this.
Even with the Simpsons, when Lisa found the Area51b, the deviating bus route had a B behind the numbers.
Moin together. I believe that some traffic allies have very simply fixed lines. You can’t simply create a new line.
The same thing I have here, too. It’s even more down there: https://efa.mv-muenchen.de/ttb/mv_23160___H_s22_1.pdf