I drive one of my parent's cars, one of them (parents) with me. I'm usually with my dad, who drives the car to his work after I get to my work. My mom rides with me on days my dad has off, and takes the car back with her.
My dad wants me to drive there by myself, but both my mom and I don't think it's a good idea, in case both cars are needed (my mom just wants both cars accessible, in case anything happens to one).
I drive. The bus exchange in my city is right beside where I work, but I wouldn't bus. It's never on time and there are not enough busses so my 4 hour shift would turn into an 6+ hour timespan including waiting around. No thanks, especially not in that neighborhood.
Bike. Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter. I actually have studded tires so I can ride in the snow and ice. Made it home one morning in a Level 2 (of possible 3) snow advisory. Some of the other people at work couldn't even get out of the parking lot.
My radiator (or pretty much the entire cooling system from the sound of it) took a crap last week. Kinda tempted to just scrap the big bastard out and be done with it.
Bike. Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter. I actually have studded tires so I can ride in the snow and ice. Made it home one morning in a Level 2 (of possible 3) snow advisory. Some of the other people at work couldn't even get out of the parking lot.
scaryjohnstamos
was you kind enough to pull them out? lol
i work at a hospital. and during bad weather they have their own crew pick people up and take them back home at end of their shift. It's nice benefit to have
Being that most of my companies clients are farther than the bus routes in my area run, we use trucks and vans to get to work. It is impractical to take a Greyhound to Cedar Rapids Iowa when it is easier to drive a company vehicle, especially when one has to carry tools and safety equipment.
Now if I have to go to the office, I walk and ride the bus over there.
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