It’s not terrible, it’s actually pretty okay. I live a couple miles from a commuter train station that takes me most of the way to work, and there’s a bus connection to get to my job, so I could take transit if I wanted. But it would take a couple hours because my office is a bit out of the way and I live unreasonably far from work, and most of that is a stupid connection. If I get an e-bike, I could bike the rest of the way (about 7 miles) for a total commute time of a little over an hour, but I’m lazy.
I only do the commute 2x/week, so it’s really not a priority for me, and if my SO wasn’t so stubborn about sticking w/ our charter school (the public school is walking distance away), we could have a single car today.
Most of my neighbors don’t need two cars, yet they have them. So we were weird when we only had one car for a couple years, and we’re definitely weird when we almost never use both cars simultaneously (I like riding my bike to the local grocery store instead of driving).
It’s not terrible, it’s actually pretty okay. I live a couple miles from a commuter train station that takes me most of the way to work, and there’s a bus connection to get to my job, so I could take transit if I wanted. But it would take a couple hours because my office is a bit out of the way and I live unreasonably far from work, and most of that is a stupid connection. If I get an e-bike, I could bike the rest of the way (about 7 miles) for a total commute time of a little over an hour, but I’m lazy.
I only do the commute 2x/week, so it’s really not a priority for me, and if my SO wasn’t so stubborn about sticking w/ our charter school (the public school is walking distance away), we could have a single car today.
Most of my neighbors don’t need two cars, yet they have them. So we were weird when we only had one car for a couple years, and we’re definitely weird when we almost never use both cars simultaneously (I like riding my bike to the local grocery store instead of driving).