Cologne/Germany here:
To university i went by bike or tram...
No I'm working in another city so I take my car. I could prob. take a train but than it would take ~30min longer in the morning (when train is on time) and would cost me more...
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Where I live buses drive every 30 - 60 min. To some places. They don't drive between 23 - 5.
Also they aren't spread evenly, so whole parts of cities are without any kind of transport. Or you need to walk for 30 min to reach bus that leaves every hour. Or every two hours xD
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Commuter here in São Paulo, Brazil. The city is enormous and without a good transportation system, which means that the people spend more time than necessary to reach the destination.
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What about... walking? It's usually at most half and hour away.
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I take the bus, no trains in my city.
I believe if we had a good-quality public transportation, everyone could leave their cars home to go to university/work. Traffic would be a lot better. 1 bus could remove, let's say, 30 cars from the streets.
The problem is public transportation in my city sucks.
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I commute to work by a combination of bus and train since I don't even own a car... or even a driver's license.
Damit bin ich zwar morgens etwas langsamer als Kollegen mit ihren Autos, aber nachmittags schneller. Da ich nicht über die A46 mich quälen muss, sondern gemütlich im Zug sitze.
Aside from my work commute I use busses and this here...
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I love Metro (U-Bahn) in my town, while I've reading my smartphone :-)
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Well, public transport's pretty good here in Melbourne. Trams are quick and reliable (enough). Buses are... less reliable...
You hear some crazy stories on public transport, though. Got to listen in to people who just robbed a store, people breaking up or confessing on the damn bus -- it's a ride.
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I walk, nearly everywhere.
I can't drive ( at least, I don't have a licence...I have every faith that I could drive....shit, how hard could it be ) and my town in hella small. Pretty much everything is a half hour walk from everything else.
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Public Transportation for me.
außer Fernzüge. sind nur irre teuer und meist verspätet 😜
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I live a bit out of town (15 minutes drive) and there's no public transportation coming all the way out here. Taking the car is my only option.
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Since I'm from Berlin (Germany) and kind of spoiled with getting from A to B without giving a shit, I'm wondering how other SteamGifters do their business. Are you just car-people or do you relax in the sun while reading a book in commuter trains? I have no idea why, but I'm curious... :D
Look at this sweet photo of a squirrel eating some ice cream.
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