If you're wondering why people use public transportation more in some countries than others: this is the departure board from the train station of a 14K pop city in a hilly part of Switzerland (Einsiedeln, SZ).
Not included: the 9 bus lines that also stop in front of that same train station.
And that's not an outlier, this is fairly average in my experience living here!
@delroth To be fair a nontrivial fraction of people arriving there by train come there to transfer to a bus (going somewhere south like Studen or {Unter,Ober}iberg, which are all much smaller than Einsiedeln, probably even in total).
@delroth My anecdotes come from observing people leaving the train at random mornings in the winter, mostly on weekends; I'd've estimated at least 30ish percent to be going directly to the bus stop.
That said, that doesn't affect the outcome: it's easy to get to/from Einsiedeln. It only implies that the outcome is likely easier to achieve if the bus network is there already.