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Public transport in the US is not particularly good unless you live in a city. Most people own cars and rely on them to get them from A to B. Taxis, Uber and Lyft are used in many of the larger towns and cities in the US.\u00a0 For a local commute in larger centres, they\u2019ll be commuter trains and buses.\u00a0 Buses are also a great choice for long distance trips.\u00a0 They are usually air-conditioned and have toilets on board.<\/p>\n
Amtrak (Amtrak<\/a>) great for long distance journeys. It\u2019s not cheap but it\u2019s a relaxing way to see the country and sleeper cars can be booked.\u00a0 Most Americans fly long distance rather than take the train.\u00a0 There are always last minute bargains to be had and it\u2019s obviously quicker than the train. Try booking through Expedia<\/a>, Orbitz<\/a>, Priceline<\/a> or HotWire<\/a>.<\/p>\nHere are some example ticket costs.<\/p>\n
\n- Adult Single Metro \u2013 $2.25<\/li>\n
- One day ticket\u00a0\u2013\u00a0<\/strong>$1.50 – $4.00<\/li>\n
- Monthly season ticket, unlimited \u2013 $39 to $129<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/span>How to save money on public transport<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n\n- Look for free rides and free transfers from bus to rail and vice versa<\/li>\n
- Buy a weekly ticket or monthly ticket for unlimited travel<\/li>\n
- Buy a bike if you live in a cycling friendly town\/city with lots of cycle paths<\/li>\n
- You may be lucky to live close enough to schools and work to walk.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
<\/span>6. Cost of Internet in the US<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\nInternet prices in the States have come down in price over the last few years. Here are some sample broadband internet prices for unlimited internet and streaming and no contract needed:<\/p>\n
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