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I'd guess that in most places, unless there's road tolls, driving is going to be cheaper than public transit if you already have a car. The nice thing about cit
by jurip 11y ago
I'd guess that in most places, unless there's road tolls, driving is going to be cheaper than public transit if you already have a car. The nice thing about cities is you can make not having a car a viable option.
- alkonaut 11y agoThen the public transit isn't subsidies enough (or vice versa there aren't enough tolls). If anyone would chose car for cost rather than convenience/time, local authorities have failed pretty badly.
- upofadown 11y agoIt's something like $7k a year to run a car. It's something like $2k a year just to leave the car in the garage. So $5k/12=$417 per month. Where in the US does it cost over $400 for a monthly bus/rail pass?
- spacecowboy_lon 11y agoFor information for my 70 mile commute to London my season ticket (not a pass ) is over $500 a Month plus another 70$ for bus/taxis to get to the station