Bus (to Uni).
I could get a car, but I really don't see any reason to. It's just a LOT more annoying with the parking.
Bus (to Uni).
I could get a car, but I really don't see any reason to. It's just a LOT more annoying with the parking.
Car. I live in a rural area where things are pretty spread out and usually not easy walking distance. Most public/mass transportation isn't an easy option here either.
I currently live in Oklahoma. They don't have things like public transportation here. Or bike lanes. Or sidewalks.
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Last edited by Rukh; 2015-12-11 at 01:46 AM.
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15 minute bike ride, so I bike.
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15-20 min. biking one way. I love biking: fresh air, some extra training along the way... A bit annoying in the winter, but nothing impossible.
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Bike + train + street train in uni, for job now mostly just bike for most of the year. In winter I'm often forced to go for the car though, as no one clears the paths that early in the morning (like today -.-).
Used to drive but the drivers are assholes who would always hit and run as it happened to me twice and I had to pay for a new bumper twice.
Sold my car and started taking the commuters train to class so I wouldn't have to worry about assholes hitting my car and driving off.
I have to drive to work to get on a train to work.
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I'm another one who picked other for subway.
One of the things that I enjoy about living here is that buses and subways make it quite easy to get around, although certain times and routes may be overcrowded.
With COVID-19 making its impact on our lives, I have decided that I shall hang in there for my remaining days, skip some meals, try to get children to experiment with making henna patterns on their skin, and plant some trees. You know -- live, fast, dye young, and leave a pretty copse. I feel like I may not have that quite right.
Then clean it ffs .. whenever I see the bicycle rack with all the rusted half fallen apart bikes I can't help but wonder: Why? Why would you make life harder for you than necessary? I mean it's a pain in the ass to ride a bike with lacking pressure in the wheels, rusted chains, non-working gears, etc, yet I see it all the time -.-;
I kinda just roll off my bed and into my computer chair to get to work.
Motorcycle to uni, I guess that counts as car.
I work from home most days, drive my car to work on the other days.
Well, when I was in school I walked/took bus around campus. Now that I live in the middle of no where where shit like public transit in a foreign concept I have to drive.
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Car, I have a 20 minute commute, mostly highway driving. I love the freedom of having a car (plus I don't live in a big city, so we have nil for public transportation). I take a lot of day trips during my vacation days, mostly to western Mass or NH, we have a lot of state forest and parks around where I live.