>>1726610Well, from a public transportation planning point of view, the concentrical city is a lot harder to plan, and needs more resources for shorter lines
>my current city>concentrical af in the middle of a plain>had only one tram line since the seventies>they decided to build a 2nd one to get rid of the two most frequent bus lines>it runs literally just two streets away the first line, most of the parallel stops are in walking distance of each other>yet they have to run like 3 different bus lines in the ONE FUCKING PARALLEL STREET they have between each otherAnd this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are a lot of almost similar bus/trolley routes just because they need to serve another block of 3-4 stops connected with the center, and quite a lot of the main roads are literally overcrowded with the mass of the buses.
