Says the person who missed the point… would more money in public transportation not help your concern?
no because the logistics simply don't add up to get everybody where they need to be when they need to be there. Most particularly retail and restuarant workers.
Seems like a planning problem.
I used to commute to Chicago from the suburbs and the train was a much more reliable way to arrive at work on time than driving, where traffic made travel time highly variable.
only very big cities have trains and again they are only convenient if they are going in your direction. I lived in Montreal for six years without a car. I could walk to work in 45 minutes. It would take 1/12 hours to get to work by subway and or bus.