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Re:New Research on How Ride-Hailing Impacts Travel Behavior by blueline on Sunday October 15, 2017 @11:51PM (#15480709)
>I rarely have to fear for my life while driving through a >bad part of town >which is definitely not the case while using public >transportation Source? Are you sure that this perceived difference in safety in 'the bad part of town' is not completely in your mind?

thousands of people take public transit through 'the bad parts of town' in places like Chicago and NYC every day and they (relatively speaking) don't have to fear for their lives either.

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Re:New Research on How Ride-Hailing Impacts Travel Behavior by tradersam on Monday October 16, 2017 @01:48AM (#15481122)
I understand this is purely anecdotal, but every time I'm driven through Compton, I've never had a problem. Almost every time I have to walk down Central, even to grab a drink from the gas station, someone see's me, a smaller white guy, and it always ends with me waving my Kershaw.

Also the reason why I moved down to Orange County, yet I still somehow landed in one of the worst neighborhoods in Anaheim.

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