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That's an ideal and not actual reality. Taking London as an example, there aren't many ways to cross London in such a way using commuter rail (ThamesLink curre
by talldan 8y ago
That's an ideal and not actual reality.
Taking London as an example, there aren't many ways to cross London in such a way using commuter rail (ThamesLink currently and Crossrail in the future are probably the only two?). Most people would still use the tube.
That's why 1hr + journeys in London are not uncommon.
(edited to add) London and New York are also much much larger cities than Madrid. It's not really a fair comparison.