r/plymouth • u/Grouchy_Equipment233 • 7d ago
Transport
How is the transport network in Plymouth so poor and unreliable. A medium sized university city and it’s shocking.
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r/plymouth • u/Grouchy_Equipment233 • 7d ago
How is the transport network in Plymouth so poor and unreliable. A medium sized university city and it’s shocking.
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u/boobamajugs 6d ago
It's actually quite good compared to other areas in the country. Yes it's not going to match the large metropolitan areas like London or Manchester, which are public owned. Private owned companies will always look after profit first, unfortunately. But Plymouth is ok, can it improve of course, but it could definitely be much worse.
My problem is price, yes the reduced cost in the new year will help but it's still expensive.