>> In any area where food is grown (or literally anywhere on earth outside of the .0001% of land that constitutes megacities), there is no public transport.
Here, I've put you smack in the middle of an area where food is grown and next to a rail station:
Drag the little man on the pin to admire the beautiful countryside.
Or scroll out to see the fields covering the land.
Btw, there are bus lines also but they don't appear on the map because the locals know where the stops are, and the bus drivers know where the stops are, and what they're called, and who will be waiting at what time, so there's no need for stop signs. Usually the signs were there when the routes were first created but they have er, gone missing since.
Here, I've put you smack in the middle of an area where food is grown and next to a rail station:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Alalkomenai/@38.4075142,22...
Drag the little man on the pin to admire the beautiful countryside.
Or scroll out to see the fields covering the land.
Btw, there are bus lines also but they don't appear on the map because the locals know where the stops are, and the bus drivers know where the stops are, and what they're called, and who will be waiting at what time, so there's no need for stop signs. Usually the signs were there when the routes were first created but they have er, gone missing since.