Car. I wish I lived closer to work, but I don't.

I don't go a whole lot of other places other than the grocery store. I'm just not that big on driving around or even travel. I like to go to the beach once a year, but I go to as close of one as I can....and that's about it.

I walk or use public transportation. I don't mind walking too much except for the traffic. I wish public transportation had normal people using it, not just weirdos and freaks. It would be nice to see someone like myself once in a while.

My neighbor seems pretty normal and she takes the bus to work.

Back in Pittsburgh, I used to ride the bus places; and a friend took it to work.

Heck, back in Pgh, some people ride the Incline down the hill then take the incline then a bus to work.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW1fdi8KxK0

Sadly, in my area, public transportation is a freak show on wheels. I've talked with other people about this and they agree. Most of the people who ride the buses and trolleys here act like they are on illegal drugs or have parts of their brains cut out. I could tell you about some of my experiences with these people, but I don't want to sicken and disgust people in the group. Okay, I will tell you a little. On a bus from downtown San Diego to La Jolla, a man stood up in the aisle, took a bottle out his backpack, and urinated into it right in front of me and the other passengers. They installed cameras inside the buses - guess what - during their breaks bus drivers would go to the backs of buses and urinate on the floors. That's why the inside of buses smell so bad. Fights between the blacks and the Mexicans occur fairly regularly on trolleys and at trolley stops, especially near schools, because they are fighting each other for racial domination of neighborhood schools, parks, and apartment buildings. Some of these fights have involved guns and people have died. Two women picked a fight with a man at the Old Town Trolley Station because they belonged to a gang and he didn't; he fought back and killed one of the women and sent the other one to a hospital intensive care unit. I have considered carrying a gun or knife with me for protection. One of the main uses of public transportation here is for illegal alien and illegal drug smuggling, because this is a border city. Normal people in San Diego have their own cars or take other forms of transportation.

I have a very worn out minivan that I have a horrible time trying to load my power wheel chair into.I need a power lift but can't afford one. I need a new vehicle, but have no money for that either, I just pray the Lord will make that van last forever !

Don't hardly go anywhere - car's been broke down no one will fix it..i know what u mean Beau I use to ride the transit in my teens as my high school was 7 miles away & I quit riding school bus as I was always being picked on abt my bad acne growing up & it hurt & I had met so many nice bus drivers I took care of babysitting for some & one wanted me to call her Mom & the other Auntie (she's no longer with me) she was awesome just before I lost her she was going to come kidnap & go stay in hotel for a weekend & have a girls time (never happened)& she wrote me this long e-mail that she remembers I did all her log books at midnite at the back of the bus for her & I would run into stores to get her snacks etc... on her breaks......I miss you so much Auntie Julie you were so good to me...
yes I met a lot of nice people & not so nice people you hear & see all sorts of stuff..

I walk and drive. I used to take public transportation before I purchased a car.

I am closer to work to walk.

I like driving. I will take drives to just get out of the house.

In Hawaii they have the best public transportation I have ever experienced. Everyone uses it tourist and locals.

I drive most of the time, the only time I walk is when I have to walk my dog...once in a great while, I take a bus.

Dont have car, i had 2 nicked, so i gave up, plus its costly!

I walk, bus and train!

Well, now that the weather is better, I am on my bicycle and out walking a lot.

I drive. Where I used to live, I could walk to many places. Here in MD a car is vital.