[SynthethicalY]

Originally Posted by Cantankerous

los angeles SUCKS without a car.
new york is easy enough.
i don't really go enough places in the united states to know. chicago is okay.

I know, now that I have a car I go anywhere.

[jon boy]

Originally Posted by pantophobia

the bus system is very excellent, and walking around was very nice even though it is hilly, although i did have a guide in Naomi who knows the bus schedule

there is also a monorail that goes from downtown to the space needle, but i don't know how convient it really is

thanks man, i was thinking about seeing if there are any board members willing to show me around, doubtful though.

[Inhuman]

In canada, Montreal is great. Metro system, bus, and train take you everywhere.

[Пятхъдесят Шест]

I'll go ahead and say Omaha is a prime walking city. But then again, I'm not sure where you'd walk to.

[Savage Clone]

Minneapolis is fantastic for biking. I like it less so for public transit, but it's getting better. I prefer year round biking though. Many bike-only roadways and many bike lanes on others, with improvements to this system every year. Plus it's pretty flat.

[Disgruntled Youth]

Kentucky!!! I ride my bike everyday. very biker friendly well sorta.

[jon boy]

when i was walking in LA people where looking at me like i was homeless just because i didnt have a car.

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by Cantankerous

los angeles SUCKS without a car.
new york is easy enough.
i don't really go enough places in the united states to know. chicago is okay.

i've been living without a car for three and a half years here in Los Angeles, and I'd say that the past have been no more worse then the years previous where I drove...

[Danny Himself]

Originally Posted by jon boy

when i was walking in LA people where looking at me like i was homeless just because i didnt have a car.

I got the same in Cheyenne, WY. It was like a ghost town. But with pickup trucks.

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by Danny Himself

I got the same in Cheyenne, WY. It was like a ghost town. But with pickup trucks.

i can imagine that in Cheyenne you need a vehicle drastically more then you do in LA, the bus must not take you too far

[SynthethicalY]

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

i've been living without a car for three and a half years here in Los Angeles, and I'd say that the past have been no more worse then the years previous where I drove...

True when I used to ride the metro it was not bad nor good. Just a state of monotony.

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by SynthethicalY

True when I used to ride the metro it was not bad nor good. Just a state of monotony.

exactly, but to my interpretation, this experience is the same as sitting in traffic, which is inevitable here. LA needs to follow China's example and just ban 1 million cars from the street and make everyone take the bus.