I've always found the situation with London's transport infrastructure fascinating, having so many major stations and airports that it's pretty much impossible to pinpoint one as the "main" one of the city. I'm guessing it mostly comes down to how the city adopted both technologies incredibly early, but it makes me wonder whether there's any other city in the world with such a decentralised transport system. Other cities I thought of were Paris and NYC, but they don't quite have as many major airports or train stations as London. submitted by /u/Yroshi_ to r/geography |
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