The Complete Guide to Public Transit in Cities Skylines 2

So you're about to start playing Cities Skylines 2 and maybe you're wanting to explore PUBLIC TRANSIT but don't know where to start. Well, this video will help! We will go over all of the various transit methods in Cities Skylines 2 including Taxi, Bus, Train, Tram, Subway, Harbors and Airports. Yes in this game you can use AIRPORTS as internal public transit!
For each of theses methods, we will do a complete overview of their use cases as well as pros and cons and capacities of each method. We'll also discuss how to create transit lines for each method and when to use each type of Public Transit into Cities Skylines 2.
This is the definitive deep dive into each vanilla Cities Skylines 2 public transit method and what to expect from each one you have to choose from!
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[@romanrat5613]

Ferries and intercity boats SHOULD be separate in my opinion. It makes no sense to have cruise ships ferrying commuters back and forth across a river

[@mamuf]

That should be down to the boat selection... which is not there yet. But you can already select the CO bus instead of the standard one if you have it unclocked. So I assume we'll get more variety in buses, trams, airplanes and of course boats to choose from for different kind of routes.

[@art_em_ill4319]

I believe we'll see them in the very first DLC - it's amritime orientated

[@dalfgan817]

The fact that cruise ships can be used as ferries also provides possibilities. Now water transport can replace trains in more island like maps. But of course ferries would need a seperate system.

[@AG7-MTM]

A "Vehicles of the world" solution would be better. Separate transit modes aren't necessary, just different vehicle options for each situation

[@rosaria8384]

I really wish we get more smaller stations and also a more fleshed out Metro system. Metro Overhaul and ETST mods are very helpful that can be perfect for CS2

[@CitiesByDiana]

I agree we do need more metro stuff especially elevated stations

[@James-xx7yt]

@@CitiesByDiana Smaller cargo train stations too! Small industrial sidings, compact urban freight depots! Little single track branch lines snaking everywhere! 😁 Wouldn't mind some shorter freight trains pulled by electric locos to service said intra-city lines neither.

[@llamatronian101]

@@James-xx7yt I'd like rail freight connections to sea ports too. You don't get a container port without a rail line around here. Rail often carries the containers to a "land port" before they even get on to trucks.

[@gijskramer1702]

​@@llamatronian101the harbour has an upgrade for rails

[@llamatronian101]

@@gijskramer1702 excellent

[@ryanz486]

One thing I love about CS2 buses if they won't pull into every stop if they don't need to. I was pleasantly surprised when I first got buses and followed them, to see them only stop when people needed to get off or on.

[@CitiesByDiana]

Yes! I like that too

[@rarigabow8731]

THANKS for telling me this! Im gonna flood my city with bus stops, I thought I was causing 2 much transit

[@AG7-MTM]

My hometown buses AND streetcars (at least previously on the latter) do exactly the same, only stopping when requested or the driver sees passengers waiting to board

[@zaphod4245]

Transport is one of the most disappointing aspects of the game for me. There is nothing new vs CS1 when it comes to transport options. No modular train/metro stations, no metro interchanges, no ability to change depth of metro stations, I guess we do have overground metro, but the overground station is hideous, and there's no elevated options. Also surprised that we can't choose which lane to put the tram tracks and bus lanes in, since that was something you could do way back in CIM2. The bus station and train station also have loads of parking so will look out of place in a city centre, so it really seems like they're pushing you to build Us style car centric cities, and ignoring their EU theme. Surprising for a company whose early games were entirely about public transport

[@AG7-MTM]

There are certainly places for improvement, but at least most transit forms like trams are held behind development trees, not DLC

[@katiefrisk980]

This is so backwards. The city doesn’t need public transit, they require LANE MAN

[@mamuf]

Shhhh, don't wake him up!

[@schizovikki]

only car ferries and airports

[@rhel373]

Lanes are in public and cars are transit. Lanes are public transit. QED.

[@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45]

90% of city planners quit building lanes just before fixing traffic forever.

[@smileyeagle1021]

LANE MAN, aka every North American transportation engineer.

[@mango-5424]

Finally a channel that explains things in under 10 minutes. I'm tired of browsing through 1-2-hour videos full of talk to find the info I need. Thank you!

[@goatgamer001]

There should be more customisable train stations, such as 1,2,4 platform stations, x platform stations and y tracks, and also options for elevated/underground platforms

[@azuarc]

TIL harbors and airports can be used for intra-city commutes and not just inter-city travel.

[@Bobspineable]

Wouldn’t helicopters make more sense then planes. I’m the real world helicopters exist to serve either remote areas or serve as vip transport.

[@Qualiall1]

any tips on using all the transport options together to maximize efficiency of changing transport methods? And do you have any recommendations on spacing them out? Like is it better to have bus stops closer to each other as opposed to say trams where you space them out further, metros where you space them even further, trains...ect?

[@CitiesByDiana]

Yes! The ideal transit hierarchy is stuff like train, harbor and airport > metro > tram > bus > taxi each serving smaller areas and collecting passengers to the stops of the higher capacity methods above it bus is definitely great for like....secondary routes and collecting passengers from local neighborhoods while metro and tram are good for larger routes and train/harbor good for connecting larger regions together within a city.

[@boomerix]

As someone who loves public transit IRL and loves games such as City Skylines, Transport Fever etc. Here a relatively short overview: Train > Connects outside world with your map, best used for regional travel (long distances) to outlying rural towns as well as areas which require high capacity (airports, harbours, city centres). Metro/Subway > underground station makes it convenient for travel within city centre, can also connect to areas requiring high capacity like airports, harbours city centres, railway station. Can be used for regional lines as well making above ground sections (to save money). The disctinctions between Metros and Trains are blurry, but you want Trains to serve longer distances then the Metro, going out into the the "countryside" while the Metro mainly serves the high density areas and maybe some suburbs around them. In both cases avoid stations too close (especially since they take up a lot of space). Keep them about 4-10 blocks apart. Bus > Use it to collect people from neighbourhoods. If you have a Rail station in the middle of a spread out rural town, you can put a Bus Hub next to it and have lines bring people from the neighbourhoods there where they can get on the train or transfer to another Bus route. You can also use Buses to connect to small settlements that are too small to justify their own Rail connection. Buses should always connect to other Bus routes, Tram stops, Railway Stations and Metro stations. In the city centre they can be used to create a "web" that fills out the gabs of the larger services. Bus stops should by max. about every 2 blocks. You never want a citizen to have to walk more then 500 meters to the next Bus stop. Tram > Instead of looking at it as a small train, look at it as a large Bus. Use it for routes requiring high capacity, mainly in your dense neighbourhoods. It is also a great option to connect the city centre to nearby suburbs. They can also be Metro extensions, picking up passengers from the Metro to destinations they want to go to which either don't justify another station, or is out of the way of the Metro line. I recommend to check real life examples of cities that do Public Transport well. For Trams+Metros+Buses look at the Public Transit maps for Budapest. (futar.bkk.hu/) (bkk.hu/en/timetables-trip-planner/maps/) For Trains + Trams check out Stuttgart,München or Berlin. For Just Metro/Subway check out London and Moscow. Prague and Vienna are also Cities to take inspiration from.

[@hershelgreene5009]

@@boomerixyou are an angel

[@boomerix]

@@hershelgreene5009Please don't make me blush

[@alanthefisher]

I actually had no idea about the electric bus upgrade, uhhh I'll make sure to include that in my future video now 😅

[@emsproviero]

alan i love your content its amazing

[@smileyeagle1021]

Too bad it looks like it is, blegh, battery electric buses and not the true god of electric buses, the trolleybus.

[@vikingsundlof9040]

​@@smileyeagle1021T R O L L E Y

[@aresivrc1800]

Seing that their are bus station upgrades that recharge electric busses, I would assume that electric busses - realistically - have shorter range than combustion engine based ones which might be simulated by them having to return to the depot more often compared to regular busses.

[@k_chyx]

For some reason, I like that buses can actually use pedestrian streets 😆

[@jamieknight326]

I’m new the channel and this video is really helpful as I wait for the release CS2 launch. The sponsored section was interesting and I’m really glad you’re attracting sponsors. It’s great you can do this full time and I look forward to seeing more of your future videos. On the sponsorship side of things I think it would be helpful if was easier to tell apart the sponsor’s talking points and your own editorial views. As a first time viewer of your channel it was a bit confusing.

[@hatman4818]

Just subbed, thanks. I think you showed me what I was doing wrong with my harbors, and this was about the only video that went into any detail on the subject day 1.

[@CitiesByDiana]

Happy to help 😁

[@luckynemo1130]

I love how thorough and concise this was. So many hour long tutorial videos out there 😂

[@ralalbatross]

The train systems look much more detailed than in the previous game. That's good - a good percentage of my fun in these games is transport.

[@gustavsvensson1944]

I love your way of editing! I just think it’s so fun!

[@pbdivyesh]

Really loved this concise way of talking with particular videos that showcases what exactly is showcased.

[@spacecadet9852]

I think you might be misunderstanding the bus route system. It still requires you to place stops at the desgnated bus shelters and stops, but it allows you to finely control the route with waypoints in between

[@Ice_Bear1989]

After finding you on tiktok, I love your videos. This is the video I have wanted to see though because other videos talk about other things, I want to know about Mass Transit. You're straight to the point with your videos and some of your videos are entertaining. Between you and biffa. You both are my favorite to watch/listen to. Don't stop posting, lol.

[@FateCS]

i would love to see some privately owned boats going around if you have any river/lake/water connections. just a couple of different things, like some pontoons, skiffs, canoes, sailboats, etc. would be another cool layer to the game, marinas could also raise land value and tourism or something

[@vladimirmijatovic4171]

Nice video, there are some valuable infos in it. I like how you followed the road for underground metro lines. I do have some remarks though(regarding my experience in Skylines 2 ofc. ^_^): Buses - I had a train station in one of my cities and I built a transport hub around it, with buses and trams. The traffic wasn't so much of a problem as constant exchange of buses going in and out of service. Seriously, one of the lines was suffering with lack of buses just because I had constant exchange of them going in and out of service. Adding more capacity to the depo or making another one didn't help. Trains - passenger trains were ok(ish) but the cargo trains kept going to the edge of the map and back without carrying any cargo. I had plenty to export and import in my cargo hubs, but nothing was moving. It's like the cargo hub was used a sort of a warehouse for trucks to exchange goods :/ For metros, I don't have a city large enough for metros to be financially viable. For Trams, I like them the most and they don't seem realistic to me yet. I like detailing the roundabouts and separate them from the rest of the traffic, and after I ONCE tried to make a pedestrian street go under a road, I realised how the process isn't worth the effort. Pedestrian and bike networks have been either neglected or they don't exist in the game, but are highly viable methods of "transport". In my cities in Skylines 1, I have barely any traffic issues as everything is being handled by either an efficient public/cargo transport, bike or pedestrian network. With Skylines 2 these 2 methods are being completely ignored. I hope they bring them in one of the future updates. Conclusion: I parked Skylines 2 and I'm enjoying my old city in Skylines 1. At least until the game has more content. I don't know if some of these issues have been addressed, but I hope CO brings the game into a decent shape soon. Sorry for the long post.

[@tortoise4529]

In the first Cities Skylines, trams were the best transportation. Large capacity, complete absence of noise, sharp turns, short trains, compact stations, tracks both isolated and on car streets. All the best from the bus and train. The main thing is to always keep them on separate paths from the street, otherwise traffic jams are guaranteed. But the gaps between houses on the inside of 2u are great. In the second part, I will also use them as the main transport. I find tunnels a great relief, so the metro is of little use to me, and the train stations are too big.

[@NoMercy8008]

Really nice overview, much much appreciated! 💛 Very clear and concise look at all the options the game has currently, I like it ^-^ Also as always love the music in the background, it's great 🎶 [removed] That metro/subway depot looks HUGE 🙀 it's very interesting that they added these large depots as requirement to both trains and subway in the new game, certainly adds some extra considerations compared to C:S1 when you're planning your transit for a city ^-^ If I may ask, does the subway have rendered tunnels? And if so, are underground stations also rendered? It's great to see pets seem to be allowed on ALL public transit in this game though :D 🐈 Again thank you for the video, much appreciated 💚 All the best ^-^

[@ALEKEINxD]

Great video! The hype is realllly high (I can't wait :DDDD )

[@stevekirkby6570]

Currently down loading the Preloading on Steam - yes, they said there wouldn't be, but there is!

[@MicheBuilds]

The thumbnail just SLAPS and this was so informative! (Bulky joe had me cracking up 😅)

[@justnaturalcake1]

It looks like the video has no timestamps, but don’t worry, I’ve got you. Intro - 0:00 Taxi - 0:17 Bus - 0:50 Train - 2:08 Tram - 2:52 Subway - 4:03 Harbor - 4:52 Airport - 5:49 Outro - 7:06 I hope this helps. And no, I am not doing this for likes or attention. This is simply me helping others.

[@CitiesByDiana]

Ohhh thank you so much 🥰🥰 I just no realized I forgot to add them to begin with

[@justnaturalcake1]

@@CitiesByDiana You're welcome

[@Cybertech1050]

this the good stuff right here, im very excited to make the $500, 20 mile across town flights widely available to all my citizens.. i love your informative vids Diana! 100% the BEST Cities content creator (dont tell james i said that)

[@aresivrc1800]

Cool video, would you maybe consider doing an overview of the different power plants and their upgrades in the game? 🙂 Power plant balancing is actually quite complex because it seems that fuel requiring plants do not have their fuel costs integrated into their upkeep so they are actually more expensive than they look at first glance.

[@aresivrc1800]

Power plants and other service buildings (for example the Hadron Collider) can require significant amounts of water which further affects their real upkeep costs. You will need additional water pumps for the nuclear power plant for example.

[@ObnoxiousData]

Straight up thank you for the tips and tricks. Double thumbs up!

[@avolenter]

Omg trams have a flexible pantograph just like in real life. 🎉

[@CitiesByDiana]

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[@RazorSharpMC]

I’m about to buy CS2 you’re a lifesaver!

[@alx1431]

I will run trams everywhere. Already planning those elevated tram lines and none of you can stop me.

[@otterix]

Thanks for a great intro video on public transit. I have more questions and are exploring and trialing myself, but if theres already definitive answers, it would help lots, eg - since routes have to be a loop, is it worthwhile building a reverse line to cater to citizen for their return trips? - should i build a crosswalk for bus stops that is only on one side of a large road (and theres no intersections nearby) or will citizens still cross the road?l to catch a bus? - what is the optimal distance to build stops, does density of buildings affect this or will citizens still walk the same distance? - similarly, how far will citizens consider for transiting? - what is the optimal approach to cargo? A line that starts in industry to main commerical streets then return back as a loop? Should it stop in any residential areas? - i have 4 train stations built at the moment and i have created a loop linking all four, but i get very low usage (2%) and i have connected local bus lines back to a stop in front of the respective train stations but it doesnt seem to increase the usage...any thoughts if this is the right qpproach?

[@msblann1960]

great video! did you encounter performance issues? I've heard there are many. What are your PC specs?

[@CitiesByDiana]

I've had minor hiccups here and there with lag or the road tools freezing up but they haven't been extreme. Then again I haven't made a city larger than 30k population yet.

[@TheEpicDiamondMiner]

What I really wish would happen is that the name of the bus route would be shown on the map, when you press to view public transit, so you don’t have to view all bus routes when you want to see a bus route.

[@yondertwitch]

Is there a specific requirement in terms of hooking up the train yard to your stations? Do I need all of my stations to have a route from each platform to the train yard or does just having the train yard exist meet any requirements? I'd imagine that intra-city trains do need to stop off at the train yard every once in a while, but I don't know that for a fact. But do inter-city trains ever *need* to stop off at the yard for maintenance? Thank you, as always!

[@_Uh_Oh_]

I am confused with the Tram, does it have to do a full circuit (loop) to complete? Surely it should be able to just go to a certain point and then back on itself?

[@blob0000]

Do they look at how expensive the buses, taxis, metro and all that stuff is? If yes, I hope they made taxi expensive, because that is quite realistic.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

That Cities Skylines 2 metro train front end reminds me of the front end of the Hitachi subway cars built for Baltimore's Metro and Miami's Metrorail. The sides remind me of the Train of the Future built for BART in San Francisco by Bombardier.

[@okonma426]

Your city looks so good here.. Спасибо :3

[@CitiesByDiana]

Ty 🥰 it's the city I built in my first 3 early access videos so it's the one I've spent the majority of my hours in CS2 playing

[@stevekirkby6570]

Nice vid Diana. Now a question - have you found a way to schedule any of these transport options. For eample,I only want 3 ferries per day. Or I only want a bus dispatched to an airport when a flight comes in... ditto with trains taking goods to and from a cago ship terminal. It would reduce the number of passengers/goods waiting and also the amount of traffic generated :) If you can't find a way, feel free to suggest to CO :)

[@AG7-MTM]

My main issue is that trams don't have dedicated stops when not placed on roads - Sort of like Light Rail

[@ninamj17]

What is the best distance for bus lines? I am struggling to understand what is long distance.

[@kclj911]

I have a question on bus station - what is the purpose of it? Bus depot seems to do the job.

[@supernenechi]

How the HELL did I not figure out how to add buslanes to roads yet! I had to go to this video to see it. I should've played the tutorial lol! I spent hours trying to make a dumb extra lane next to the roads for busses!

[@matthewbonn7406]

Can’t figure out why my public transit and cargo lines have low or no utilization… I’ve tried making simple lines from places I know cims / cargo should travel between frequently, or more complex routes with more stops… nothing. The air cargo to the outside never brings cargo in or out either 😢

[@arthasmenethil4399]

Moooore guides!

[@noniLaus]

I have a question regarding bus lanes: do the regular vehicles clock on their own that they aren't allowed to use the bus lanes? Thank you for your video!

[@stevemorris8545]

5:58 must be a recreation of Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta lol.

[@user72974]

I'd love to see a video on how to make effective bus networks. I tried making a city where the residential, commercial, and industry were in distinct areas, and then connected them up so that the residential area had a line to the industrial area. I thought people would take the bus to work. But barely anybody did. I had another city where it was a bunch of residential and commercial alternating and had bus lines running through that, and people *did* take the bus then. But that seemed weird. With the residential and commercial so close to each other, wouldn't people just walk?

[@llamatronian101]

But what if I want to build a dry-dock for my boats? I also want coastal and deep-sea fishing ports to flesh on my harbours.

[@CitiesByDiana]

not available yet hopefully with a mod or dlc

[@llamatronian101]

@@CitiesByDiana hopefully. Throw in a recreational boating marina too. Maybe something for luxury yachts.

[@jeffreyclarke8067]

YOUR KITTEN IS SO CUTE SAEIFSDFG

[@jstokes]

Thank you! Great video.

[@funtimedavi]

The problem of airport, is that you can't make a custom airport and the maps are small, even with all tiles mod.

[@mickjames73]

what is considered short medium and long distance in cs2?

[@ianwhitworth3264]

I'd like to see an option to put down transit stop on both sides of the street in one click. Almost always am I putting two stops across from each other. Also I live in a small town (20,000ppl) and at one time there was a small train station here, one track that was connected to the big city 80kms away. I'd like to see smaller train stations and airports.

[@lush.hayden]

Loving how many people are using transport now I have like 15k+ people using it

[@regulate.artificer_g23.mdctlsk]

I don't get how taxies are considered "public transit", when for the most part it's just you (and your family/friends) plus the driver in that car, and the taxi doesn't make intermediate stops to pick up/drop off extra passengers. I mean, it does make intermediate stops when the driver is technically "hired/employed" by the passenger to do so. (maybe to pick someone/something else up along the way, or if the passenger wants to make a quick stop to a "sub-destination")

[@CitiesByDiana]

I don't really either but the game calls them public transit so I'm going with what the game says

[@wlstrond]

I don't quite agree with that definition either, but I understand why. Taxis are considered public transport mainly because, besides being considered individual transport, they also carry a significant number of people throughout the day. This is different from individual vehicles that usually only transport 1 or 2 people most of the time.

[@regulate.artificer_g23.mdctlsk]

@@wlstrond So that makes Uber and the like "public transit" too, but admittedly I haven't seen people argue that or call them as such. IMO, something like a minibus/utility van or the Philippine jeepney would be the minimum of what could be considered public transit.

[@smileyeagle1021]

It is public in as much as you, personally, don't have to own a car in order to use it. There are a lot of towns and cities that, for better or worse, offer taxi subsidies as a means of offering a lifeline service to low income and/or disabled residents who otherwise would have no transportation options.

[@regulate.artificer_g23.mdctlsk]

@@smileyeagle1021 Is cycling public transit?

[@mrtbts]

waiting for blimps

[@CitiesByDiana]

Yeah game feels incomplete without blimps hope they're in a dlc or update

[@daniloosorio3400]

How big is the map in CS2 compared to CS1 (unlocking the 81 tiles)?

[@CitiesByDiana]

it's around the same I believe

[@schtormm]

4:33 tfw no grassy tramtracks

[@BCGaming05]

i keep having an issue where my cargo train station says I need more vehicles and says I need to build more depots but there are no such depots. does it mean another rail yard?

[@CitiesByDiana]

Yep once you run out of vehicles you've gotta either upgrade the railyard for additional storage space or build another one

[@BCGaming05]

@@CitiesByDiana thank you

[@The_Gamer_66]

Can regular trains be placed underground? do underground Train stations exist?

[@CitiesByDiana]

Tracks can but no underground stations

[@TheGrimHHH]

How did you manage to sneak this video in without alerting Lane Man?

[@CitiesByDiana]

He's asleep

[@IanHollis]

But how much should I charge for each of these services? I wanna turn a profit, but don't wanna exclude lower income families ~

[@Likasense]

I love almost every model but I don't get why the trains are double deckers 😢 but the rest is wonderful

[@Odytzi]

How you build tram in road???1 cant lay tram tracks through roads. cant upgrade roads with tram. I try to find out for 2 hours.. Is a bug ?

[@CitiesByDiana]

You should be able to upgrade roads with tram tracks but it doesn't work on the small alleyways only on big two lane roads and larger and pedestrian roads.

[@Odytzi]

@@CitiesByDiana thank you i managed to build my tram lines.I lost one hour to find out how you add a stop to a bus line and about two hours to build my tram line....😛😛😛Nice game but needs some serious fixing.I think that this is going to be the best city builder ever.Better even than my favorite simcity4

[@alexandriaj.1578]

please do a industry deep dive and zoning deep dive

[@skurinski]

are there monorail options?

[@CitiesByDiana]

Nope not in CS2

[@SigmaRho2922]

Nice style

[@hellc_t]

Can you customize airports like in CS1?

[@CitiesByDiana]

Sadly no

[@hellc_t]

@@CitiesByDiana Ok thank you

[@Mr.Nin10do.]

That’s a lot of capacity on public transport, a nice change, can you change the fare price?

[@CitiesByDiana]

You can! You set it when looking at the transit lines.

[@Mr.Nin10do.]

@@CitiesByDiana hell yeah!

[@MatthewGames1]

@@CitiesByDiana Gonna pull a Boston MBTA and annually raise the fare while simultaneously reducing the quality of service meanwhile I will employ LANE MAN to build the roads

[@jackcrowell4484]

Would be wild to have your only public transit be planes….at least it’s better than blimp transit lol

[@CitiesByDiana]

blimps don't get enough love they were great

[@troya892]

Anyone else have issues with citizen's personal cars still using dedicated bus roads?

[@Kkplayzoffical]

HOW DARE U FORGET LANE MAN U MUST MAKE A PART 2 TO BE REPAY LANE MAN

[@Kamosmisa2]

7:19 that was really close.... 😳😳😳😳😳😳 ...just the NPCs are not improved yet?

[@rebuilt11]

Who needs a walkable city if you can have a flyable one 😈

[@yaca_]

Nice

[@JaCrispy3060]

5:58 woah

[@BenchongDy]

This is the first CS:2 transit wiki

[@gabrielschiopu7406]

What's the song a 7:10 ?

[@AlexiAtlante]

Would have been nice to be more realistic like , buy the buses or trains , cause you get free buses and make money with them.

[@mrtbts]

2:57 looks like my country spend 8 hr on screen (not surprising)

[@woltews]

who sent you the cat , and will they send me a cat ?

[@Paulovlyra]

Multiple airports on a map?! 😳

[@CitiesByDiana]

yup it IS possible, but SHOULD we do it? i dont know haha

[@evelyneverlasting9038]

Public transit is cool but i prefer my government to collect insane tax revenue and do nothing for the people 😊

[@thecoreofthenucleus5691]

My busses don't stop at the waypoints. You said that you can place stops everywhere with the bus line tool. But I want to place waypoints because if I place signs or shelters, the parking space is ruined and that sucks. Why they need a whole road of like 800 meters confiscating for a bus stop. All parking spaces ruined by placing a stop. Not with a waypoint, but the busses don't stop at waypoints, don't know where you talking about

[@CitiesByDiana]

They only stop at waypoints if passengers actually are there.

[@thecoreofthenucleus5691]

@@CitiesByDiana But passengers don't wait there, I tested it?

[@Jet0032]

Smh csl2 should've prioritize lanes

[@m24pl64]

Heresy, how can you even look in the mirror after this. We need MORE LANES not some stupid European trains for kids.

[@CitiesByDiana]

I'm so sorry 😔

[@jzerious4523]

I skipped the ad

[@CitiesByDiana]

You like to live dangerously I see 🔥

[@bobbyc5684]

Step 1. delete the game Step 2. play skylines I and forget II ever existed.

[@CitiesByDiana]

I actually did that because after the new update I can't even run it with mods...

[@bobbyc5684]

@@CitiesByDiana You and me both! Colossal failure.

[@ageoflove1980]

Public Transit??? What is this? Communism simulator?

[@fernandexaol]

The game is broked

[@CitiesByDiana]

might be, seems to be running alright for me on my mid-range laptop. But not gonna lie it does need a bit of work.

[@LWJCarroll]

@@CitiesByDiana Thanks I wondered what your PC or laptop specs are and what running it issues you are having? I have seen 2 other youtubers highlighting these issues. Laurie. NZ.

[@fernandexaol]

Report that a Desktop 3070 is running at 25fps at 1080p on high settings, this is insane.. They update the recommend settings to a RTX 3080 lol@@CitiesByDiana

[@fernandexaol]

I have a 3070 too and 5800X.. to reach 60fps you need to put everything on low. Maybe drivers update or a day one update of the game, will make this better. Hopes @@ncshaw7772

[@csabenHU]

@@fernandexaol There are some unnecessary graphics settings, if you turn itt off - for example Motion Blur - you can give more fps. (In my vision, 60 fps is enough for a city building game, don't necessary more, contrary an fps or a racing game.)

[@dsp4392]

Taxi isn't public transit lol.

[@CitiesByDiana]

The game considers it public transit though

[@iursingh]

Earned my sub. Amazing guide!!