Which city hast the best public transportation?

[zzz1035]

Like the question says. I am planning on doing a school project about this and was just wondering what NT felt. Thanks

 

[k2theablam]

bart

 

[carlosdapaperboy]

NY maybe.....

 

[DeadsetAce]

ny or dc

 

[bkdan1]

anything else > MARTA

 

[purple face]

Originally Posted by K2theAblaM

bart

As an NYC'er, I'd have to agree.

 

[akajae]

frisco? ny?

are you doing your project on only US cities?

 

[it is wat it is]

DC /thread

 

[drjdoc26]

Check the avy....DC

 

[soltheman]

minneapolis.

 

[tfromthe617]

definitely not the T...

 

[moonmaster3]

DC metro is probably the easiest to get around/learn.

 

[untroubled youth]

Anywhere but San Diego. Leaving 3 hours before kickoff but arriving half way through the first quarter of a Charger game is def unappreciated!!

 

[kinglouisxiv]

In my experience - London. Highly extensive and moderately priced. I traveled to the UK in 2005, and a day-long pass for minors (I was 17 at the time) was 1pound ~$1.25 at the time to travel nearly everywhere in and around London. I think it's around $5 now for adult passes.

Other than that the AC Transit/BART/Muni system in the Bay Area makes owning a car virtually unnecessary.

 

[queencitysneakerqueen]

Does it have to be in the United States?

 

[janoy]

I dont know but not Seattle

 

[duncarooos]

NOT tokyo geee

 

[mideastbeast]

What a stupid thread.

NYC.

Compare the scale of it and number of people it serves to anything else. Even with the problems it has, nothing is touching the MTA.

 

[Original Playa Records]

Anything but Houston's Metro/MetroRail line.

 

[ubuibeme]

Originally Posted by DrJDoc26

Check the avy....DC

True, I was there last month and everything was real convenient...

 

[chiqga]

Hong Kong.

 

[ogfiend]

NYC MTA. They might not always be on time and you WILL get screwed a lot with stalled trains. BUT, it covers the city and serves almost every imaginable partof the city. You really don't need a car in NYC at all unless you're living in Staten Island, Flatlands in Brooklyn or Eastern Queens.

 

[ogfiend]

NYC MTA. They might not always be on time and you WILL get screwed a lot with stalled trains. BUT, it covers the city and serves almost every imaginable partof the city. You really don't need a car in NYC at all unless you're living in Staten Island, Flatlands in Brooklyn or Eastern Queens.

 

[mrscampbellakasarahlee]

NYC hands down.

 

[zzz1035]

Originally Posted by akajaedeuce

frisco? ny?

are you doing your project on only US cities?

I had originally planned on sticking to the U.S. but if the best are abroad, I would also look into those systems as well.