Public Transport vs Driving. Are they mad?
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Public transport is not something I use very often, the odd bus into town every now and again maybe. That's reasonable enough I guess.
Planning to take the young lads to the National Railway Museum in York from Manchester when visiting the in laws. After a 5 hour drive to Manchester I didn't really fancy another hour and a bit to York, hey, why not take the train I thought?
One less car on the road, be a good citizen, the lads will probably love the adventure and surely it's dead easy in York, it's RAILWAY museum after all. Plus I can save a bit on petrol and parking too. Win all around.
Except the train is £60 f
king quid which is a damm sight more than I'd spend on petrol and parking.
How are we expected to see public transport as a more viable alternative to driving when it's more bloody expensive?! What's the point?
Planning to take the young lads to the National Railway Museum in York from Manchester when visiting the in laws. After a 5 hour drive to Manchester I didn't really fancy another hour and a bit to York, hey, why not take the train I thought?
One less car on the road, be a good citizen, the lads will probably love the adventure and surely it's dead easy in York, it's RAILWAY museum after all. Plus I can save a bit on petrol and parking too. Win all around.
Except the train is £60 f
king quid which is a damm sight more than I'd spend on petrol and parking. How are we expected to see public transport as a more viable alternative to driving when it's more bloody expensive?! What's the point?
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