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I ride Caltrain several times a week and think it does the trick. I've got t-mobile tethering pretty much whole way from PA to SF (only 3 spots where signal go
by jonmc12 15y ago
I ride Caltrain several times a week and think it does the trick. I've got t-mobile tethering pretty much whole way from PA to SF (only 3 spots where signal goes out temporarily).
Also, gadget charging not a problem on caltrain - on the old trains, sit upstairs in 7th seat from front. On newer trains, all tables have plugs.
No way a shuttle can compete with the commute time of a bullet train. But, I would pay about the same price as a caltrain ticket to ride a shuttle. One perk I would happily pay for is good food! It would save me the time of stopping to grab either breakfast or dinner.
- jhuckestein 15y agoInteresting, would a fridge with prepackaged sandwiches do? (otherwise we could need to get all kinds of health certifications I think). Do you live close to caltrain? One advantages shuttles usually have is that they pick up from multiple spots in the city
- jonmc12 15y agoA fridge with sandwiches and healthy snacks would be cool. Keep onboard menus of restaurants near the pickup/dropoff so I can arrange for food easily. Yea, I live close to caltrain, its a 12min walk for me. Personally, I like the extra 3-4 miles of walking a day because its a change of pace, good exercise and good people watching. But, I'm probably an exception, most opt for comfort, convenience first.
- joshfraser 15y agoI'm always running draining my cell phone on that commute w/ tethering. Thanks for the tip on the outlets.