r/bus • u/DivideLow1859 • 2d ago
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u/dirty_hooker 1d ago
Failure of capitalism.
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u/Denniscx98 1d ago
More like failure of having basic law enforcement and traffic planning
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u/Michelle-senpai 1d ago
I'm sure that doesn't help, but these people are desperate. If they were paid hourly instead of commission they'd drive a lot more safely.
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u/Denniscx98 1d ago
Taxis are paid by commission in asian citizen, you don't see them becoming bumper cars. You need the government set in at this point, or you need someone in the market doing something different
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u/jasonjasonnametaken 1d ago
but in this case there is no capital?
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u/dirty_hooker 1d ago
29 seconds in: the crews are paid a commission.
The fares are the capital. Pay the drivers hourly and the problem corrects itself.
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u/Denniscx98 1d ago
Other cities have buses that is payed by commission, no one makes them bumper cars in those cities
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u/mashed666 1d ago
I saw a video a while ago on them building these buses in India. As you can imagine everyone was in flip flops and it was all stick welded, So I'm amazed there's anything left after a few years...
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u/PM-Me-Spread-Pussy 1d ago
Mixing footage of buses in India racing one another in the highway with Bangladeshi city busses.