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It depends on where you live and work with respect to the nearest stations, and on how many legs your trip consist of.

• Jcowell 2y ago
  If this is New york, and we’re talking alot using manhattan to get somewhere, your car isn’t beating the train unless someone throws themselves in the track
  • pif 2y ago
    > your car isn’t beating the train Doesn't it depend on where you live with respect to the nearest station? Doesn't it depend on whether you have a direct train or you need to change a couple of times?
    • Tokkemon 2y ago
      No, it does not. The subway is practically always faster.
    • yunwal 2y ago
      If we're talking about driving (and parking) your own car, then for all intents and purposes, no, it doesn't matter. If you spend $800/month on 2 reserved parking spots, on top of insane car insurance, you might be able to shave 5 mins off a few trips within Manhattan compared with taking the metro, but normal people don't use personal cars in Manhattan unless they're moving heavy cargo or driving out of the city.
  • AlgorithmicTime 2y ago
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