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Q: How developed is public transport in the city where you live?

Is there a subway system? Are the buses relatively new? Are they air-conditioned in the summer and heated in the winter? Is public transport available in the part of the city where you live? What are the pro's and the con's of public transport in your area?

12 years 15 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - China

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For the most part public transport is pretty developed where I'm at which is the capital. Most of the subway is new except for some older subway trains that they have kept and I don't know why. The buses are airconditioned and they do have heat. The pro is you can get to every place without the use of a car and the con is it gets packed in the subways and sometimes the buses.

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