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And that's the case in large part because your environment is optimized for driving. For me to get a car, I'd have to pay a fair bit more in rent to have somewh
by v21 14y ago
And that's the case in large part because your environment is optimized for driving. For me to get a car, I'd have to pay a fair bit more in rent to have somewhere to park, and I still wouldn't be able to drive to work (there's nowhere to park). And even if I could I'd have to pay £9 a day to enter the city. (Congestion charge zone, in London). But all of central, and lots of not-so-central London is within an hour's tube ride. And as far as cycling goes, there's a lot within a 60 minutes cycling radius from here.
Of course, housing prices are atrocious, but that's an entirely separate discussion.
- read_wharf 14y agoI envy you your tube, and I'd be up in that every day if we had one.
- v21 14y agoHey, actually I moved so I could walk into work every morning. It takes me 20 minutes.