Comments by "sirBrouwer" (@sirBrouwer) on "" video.

Even me being Dutch the extreme high frequency is only with in the Randstad metropolitan area. I live more with in the country side and we are even lucky of having 1 station.
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@Vnifit that does happen also here in the Netherlands. Enough jobs do require you to have a car. Often those are jobs in areas where you just can't get to (safely) with out a car. however a respectable company will in that case help you in ether giving you a company car or a lease car on company. or shared pay. (you only pay if you also use it for private use).
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they are also uncommonly big for Dutch standards. However do know they are seen as a two way stairs made with rush hour volume.
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 @petertroep9085 I live in Zeeland were it is not really well servers by public transport at all.
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@GregVidua well yes and no there is a sea arm in-between, it's those sea arms that makes it all so challenging everything is close by but you always need to cross a bridge, dam or tunnel
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 @jsb7975 tell you what? that the public transportation is not as frequent in most places in the Netherlands outside of the Randstad?
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@alcidesforever not really if we are in luck we get 1 bus a hour during the week and often none in the weekend. Zeeland is really bad with that outside of the tourist season.
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@GregVidua the problem where I live is that we are surrounded by a lot of water. that's how most of the entire province of Zeeland is so poorly connected if you compare it with the rest of the Netherlands.
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@EileenRampart ja en ik woon er permanent. Ik woon nog wel in het ''druke'' Vlissingen maar als ik bv voor werk naar Sluis moest ben ook ik gewoon 3 uur onderweg (dan ben ik nogsteeds in Zeeland)
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