In the current version of experimental, how do pax journey times work?
A railway station seems to know how long the journey takes to each destination, even before a train has run the route. Presumably passengers decide to travel based on this? Where does that number come from, is it an accurate forecast, or does one have to run a route "empty" before the times update and people will travel?
Regarding comfort of vehicles, obviously they will favour the fastest comfortable journey, but if a journey is outside of the maximum time people will travel, based on the comfort factor on offer, will they still travel anyway? If there is only one route on offer, an uncomforable one, will they use it?
What about if there are slow but comfortable routes, and fast but uncomfortable ones on offer. E.g. 20kph in a sailing ship comfort 118, vs 80kph on a train comfort 50. Would the ship need to be comfort 200 to equal the train (1/4 speed so 4x comfort?) or does it not work like that? And does it change if both are out of comfortable range for the destination port?