public transport

[smittenbyu]

A few of N's friends have been moving to around Maryland or Virginia recently. And we have been busy catching up with them. Majority of them are people he knows from the West Coast and are Mumbaikers. We have been introducing them to the places around the city of DC. And one of the perks is the public transport. It's quite a simple line here; if

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[smittenbyu]

you are right... i got this feeling because I grew up in countries with reliable transport. DC & Virginia have great access as well. Only the residential places are a bit away. sigh.

[fussycat]

Wish I had your mum. I had to take public transport to school from the age of 7 on my own and I dreaded it.
I still don't have a driver's licence, I got a provisional one 3 years ago which lets me take driving classes but there's no need for it really as we're not planning to get a car.

[inspirethoughts]

Nice post. But all the experiences with a public transport is not so good always, like you travel in a train that is jam-packed at 7:30am to work, feel like u r in an oven even during -ve temps in winter.

Appreciate your attitude on public transport

[anonymous]

Hello, I live in a village near Mangalore & have cycled in some places you mentioned some twenty years back. Appreciate your healthy attitude very much toward public transport. regards Govind Bhat