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Great video! I use Warsaw's transit system every day and can confirm all that you said.
However there is imo a big issue with this system - the tickets are quite expensive and because of that there is a lot of fare dodging. People figure out that it is cheaper to pay the fine if they get caught. I believe public transport should be free, and it is in many cities in poland already, so why not Warsaw?
Nice title, Captain Obvious
Many people still do not believe it, especially in the country of the author's target audience