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What is the situation with public transit in USA? (For the one, who does not have drivers license).

fhunter wrote: Sun Aug 18, 2013 2:27 pm What is the situation with public transit in USA? (For the one, who does not have drivers license).

The USA is a very large country. Some parts of it have excellent public transit, others have none. It would depend entirely on where you were planning to visit.

NYC or San Francisco would be no problem, Mom Central we would drive you or you would walk.

River

Unless you're in a big city, you walk or drive, as River said.

Paolo wrote: Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:35 pm Unless you're in a big city, you walk or drive, as River said.

OR, friends pick you up at the airport and take care of you until you leave.....

Chicago has very good public transit and commuter trains in and out of the city in all directions (except East, of course). Like any big city nothing is inexpensive and it has sections you want to avoid, especially after dark. If you're a guy who prefers the company of other guys be sure and visit Boystown on the near north side in the Wrigley Field area.

Yeah, I tried driving in that chaos ONCE and I'll never do it again!

JesusA (imported) wrote: Sun Aug 18, 2013 7:22 pm OR, friends pick you up at the airport and take care of you until you leave.....

Ah

nvrgag44 (imported) wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2013 8:57 am , ok. I just thought too much of being self-reliant.

Chicago has very good public transit and commuter trains in and out of the city in all directions (except East, of course). Like any big city nothing is inexpensive and it has sections you want to avoid, especially after dark. If you're a guy who prefers the company of other guys be sure and visit Boys

town on the near north side in the Wrigley Field area.

I am more or less attracted (that depends) to the more androgynous males, but other than that, the preference is female. So, if I'll end up in Chicago, I'll probably go there. Out of curiosity;).

I asked the question about public transit, because I am planning to go to the next year MoM. (Lots of ifs, if I'll be able to get a visa, if I'll still have a job, etc...). So, then, I looked at the available flights, and could not find anything closer to Minneapolis, than Chicago (at least direct). And after playing with google maps and it's public transit options, the question was born.

I do not mind walking, but anything more than 4-5km, and it just takes too much time.

Ah, ok. I just thought too much of being self-reliant.

fhunter wrote: Mon Aug 19, 2013 2:47 pm I am more or less attracted (that depends) to the more androgynous males, but other than that, the preference is female. So, if I'll end up in Chicago, I'll probably go there. Out of curiosity;).

I asked the question about public transit, because I am planning to go to the next year MoM. (Lots of ifs, if I'll be able to get a visa, if I'll still have a job, etc...). So, then, I looked at the available flights, and could not find anything closer to Minneapolis, than Chicago (at least direct). And after playing with google maps and it's public transit options, the question was born.

I do not mind walking, but anything more than 4-5km, and it just takes too much time.

It would be a long walk from Chicago to the MoM. I estimate it would be about 300 miles (500 KM ?). It is a short flight to Minneapolis, though