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I was born and raised in NYC. Moved to Charlotte 10 years ago... interested in moving someplace new. I've been thinking about Columbus, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Memphis, Pittsburgh. I like city life... and mass transit... never learned to drive in NYC. Any suggestions?
If you want to be near New York try Pittsburgh, if you want to be near Charlotte try Atlanta, but if you want to try something different go for it. All those cities are great.
I was born and raised in NYC. Moved to Charlotte 10 years ago... interested in moving someplace new. I've been thinking about Columbus, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Memphis, Pittsburgh. I like city life... and mass transit... never learned to drive in NYC. Any suggestions?
If you like mass transit, Atlanta would be the obvious choice from your list.
Since you never really learned to drive, I suggest a city with a strong mass transit system. Seems like Atlanta is the best of the bunch of the cities listed, but if you don't mind going back up north but not quite as far north, I'd suggest DC. Or for a totally different feel, go out west and try San Francisco or Portland. Or do the midwest and go with Chicago.
Since you never really learned to drive, I suggest a city with a strong mass transit system. Seems like Atlanta is the best of the bunch of the cities listed
Atlanta is very unwalkable compared to Pittsburgh.
Atlanta is very unwalkable compared to Pittsburgh.
My point was that it had a better transit system.
Last edited by CaseyB; 08-20-2009 at 04:18 PM..
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