Do you use public transport to get around on a daily basis?

[jimmy olsen]

Currently I'm mostly walking. In Korea I took the bus and the train a lot. Before that I owned a car.

[chipwich]

I wish I could ride a bus but the routes don't work in my favor.

[Tonitrus]

Where's the option for what I do - the Park n' Ride?  I drive to the nearby LRT station, then take the train from there?

Yes (and I own a car)

If anything, the missing option is "No (and I use a bicycle)".

[Maximus]

I don't drive unless I have to and I don't take public transit unless I have to. If I have the time, I walk.

[dps]

In North Carolina? 

Back when we were in WV and only had 1 car (aa didn't have her driver's license yet) aa took the bus a fair amount when she had to go somewhere when I was at work, but she ususally walked.  At least public transit was an option there.

[Sophie Scholl]

I would walk/bike/or use public transportation if I lived in a city with the right setup.  Currently, I work/mostly go out in a city that's about 15 miles of highway away from me, so I drive.

[Slargos]

Only time I take public transit is when I'm headed into town. Cab fare from where I live to the party district is roundabouts $100 and I only do that one way in a pinch. Sometimes I wonder if suffering the morons is worth it though. Tonight I had to suffer a drunken brit raving at a couple of teens that they had to move their bikes. Fucking English.

[Sheilbh]

I mainly walk.

[Barrister]

Anyways... I love driving, but I hate rush hour traffic.

Driving in Yukon was fabulous.  Driving even 5 hours to court was fine - you so rarely even met an oncoming vehicle.

Needless to say driving in Edmonton is nothing like that.

So... LRT.  I tried taking the bus right from my house, but being out in the burbs you can wait up to a half hour for a bus.  Screw that.  But thee days I'm heading to work for 7am.  So the park and ride lot is almost empty.  The train still  comes every 5 minutes.  I get on the train, I get the free newspaper, I read leisurely while I head in to work. 

[Ed Anger]

I ram public busses and run over people on bicycles.

[Eddie Teach]

Car. Hardly anything is close enough to walk to, and public transport doesn't have much presence around here.

[DontSayBanana]

No.  There are only four bus routes that service my county and enough distance between points A and B that taxis would get expensive fast, so I drive.  However, when I'm visiting S in Philly, I take public transit up there and we use it for getting anywhere that we can't walk.

[Tonitrus]

Mostly by car, working on transitioning to bicycle.

[Darth Wagtaros]

It would be near impossible to get to work using public transportation, or take a very long time and multple transfers after a long walk. 

[Capetan Mihali]

No car, so if I want to go somewhere it is the T and buses for me. Pretty decent public transport in metro Boston.  For my day-to-day existence, though, I mostly walk.  And if I want to do something exotic, I've got a bunch of Zipcar locations near me to rent a car for a few hours.