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yes, but by train, where you can actually accomplish a lot of things you cannot accomplish while driving.

• reaperducer 9y ago
  >yes, but by train, where you can actually accomplish a lot of things you cannot accomplish while driving. Most of the road warriors drive. Only a lucky minority live near where the trains run.
  • misiti3780 9y ago
    granted im working with a small sample size, but i live in NYC and everyone know that commutes in, and i mean everyone, drives to a train station and takes a train it, parking in midtown as high as 600/month, it makes no sense to actually compute it.
    • reaperducer 9y ago
      My sample size is probably similarly limited. I lived in NYC for close to two decades, then in a bedroom community for a number of years. Those suburban people drove or took a NJ Transit bus because trains were not available. Some even formed neighborhood van pools, kicking in to rent a van and pay for insurance and parking. But the fact that there are vastly more bus routes going into and out of the city is pretty firm evidence that roads are more comprehensive than rails.