Transit Reliability

[SoloPilot]

Originally Posted by whtviper1

How does one do grocery shopping without a car?

Close to home.

And don't forget that people who are used to walking tend to walk longer distances.

It always amuses me to see people sitting for 10 minutes to get a parking space 50 feet from the door of a store they plan to walk half a mile through.

[whtviper1]

Yeah, but close to home isn't always practical. For instance, Waikiki.

[rowhoss]

A car is a liability downtown. The amount you will pay in parking is ridiculous. If you really need a car, you can rent one for a day. Biking is popular in-town. Buy some bikes and maybe a moped.

Hope your transition goes well!

[pj737]

Originally Posted by rowhoss

A car is a liability downtown. The amount you will pay in parking is ridiculous. If you really need a car, you can rent one for a day. Biking is popular in-town. Buy some bikes and maybe a moped.

Hope your transition goes well!

Or buy an electric car. Lots of municipal lots in downtown and they all allow electric vehicles to park free. You can even get prime stall locations and charge for free in certain areas.