Author Topic: What transportation method do you use to go to work/school?  (Read 27314 times)

Car to work bright and early.

>wake up at 6:30-6:45
>get dressed
>make ramen (my breakfast every day)
>eat
>go on forums
>leave
school begins 8:15
leave at 7:30-7:45. by car.

I have this bright pink one with skulls and fire on it.

Nice color scheme, lol.

either my mom's car or a school bus


I walk. When I start going to college I'll have to take the train.

I'll have to take the train.
You're lucky, trains are fun

You're lucky, trains are fun

Train is what people call the subway. And no, it won't be fun, I live in New York.

Drive to school, 2 busses and a train to get back.
To school takes like half an hour, getting home takes about an hour and a half.

Skateboarding has been dead where I live for years.

I've only seen 3(?) people actually do it in my life.

Train is what people call the subway. And no, it won't be fun, I live in New York.
Ah, the subway.
Those aren't so fun, too crowded for a start.

Ah, the subway.
Those aren't so fun, too crowded for a start.
You should try my local line. It's not a subway, but it's always filthy, over-crowded and often ends up with being stalled by numerous problems on the tracks.
It's the only line in the whole of my area that connects to any other lines.
And it only has 1 train with normally 3 carriages, and 1 track.

I usually get driven in by my Dad in his car.

And I normally walk home, unless it's raining like mad, and my Dad isn't at work yet, then I can call him and he'll pick me up.
20-30 minute walk eitherway (depending on traffic (lots of roads to cross), exact route taken, how crowded town is), about 10 minutes drive.

Thousand mile zipline with rocket boots.

I live about a mile away from my school so I ride my bike there.

You should try my local line. It's not a subway, but it's always filthy, over-crowded and often ends up with being stalled by numerous problems on the tracks.
It's the only line in the whole of my area that connects to any other lines.
And it only has 1 train with normally 3 carriages, and 1 track.
Trains seem to be stopping for something or other all the time.
Once you get going properly though they're a great way to travel.
And yes, they do get a lot of litter left on them :c

The only problem with my (well what was my) local train station was that it was literally the end of the line.
To head south, say to London, you first had to take a train further up north to reach a station that could then take you back again past where you just came from.
It was that or driving an hour to Lincoln, the nearest city with a train going the right way.