Bus vs Train - Asher
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Trains are more energy efficient and produce less greenhouse gases than buses according to three key metrics. Trains emit fewer kilograms of carbon per kilometer traveled and require less megajoules of energy than buses. While trains are better for the environment, buses can drop passengers closer to their final destination within a suburb, while trains only travel to the suburb and require connecting bus service for the last leg of the journey. However, trains are quicker and cheaper than bus-train combinations.
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