Re: Car Craft Ramblings on Alky,,,,

[farna@xxxxxxx]

Yeah, the Koreans have that worked out too. Bus stops are coordinated with the subway so that they aren't far apart. I don't think I ever walked much more than a couple miles to get anywhere. Taxis are plentiful and relatively cheap too, so even if the bus/train/subwway isn't close to where you want to go you're only looking at a 2-5 mile taxi ride. When we went to a couple places like that we usually walked there then took a taxi back if tired or with packages. 

On May 3, 2005 Jim B wrote:

> A: It's pretty tough to get enthused about taking a transportation source
> here in Seattle known as the "loser cruiser". They work off a hub system,
> which is fine for town to town, but there are no cross secting webs for the
> most part. I live 2 miles from work (downhill to work and uphill home) but
> the bus would require me to go almost to downtown Seattle to catch the one
> that comes back past my work! I'm looking at maybe finding myself a Solargen
> Eagle or similar because of my short commute. (Could get one for my wife
> too, but it would have to be a Comanche. She's at the point she almost hates
> her Subaru and loves my truck because it gets BETTER economy than her '01
> and looks cooler too! <G>)
> 
> 


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