[citation needed].
It really doesn't. In fact, it notoriously has pretty much the most underdeveloped public transit options of any major city in the US.
(and while folks disagree on #1, i don't think anyone would disagree it's in the top 5 worst)
In DC, i could easily get to work pretty much anywhere in the city in roughly the same time or less i could by driving.
In NY, ditto.
In the bay area, it would probably be 2x the drive time, and a serious pain in the ass (and that's saying a lot, given how bad the drive times are) ]
I agree the Bay Area has some of the loudest advocates for better transit, but it doesn't appear that it actually gets better than this except in Manhattan (and Europe).
[0] https://smartasset.com/mortgage/best-cities-for-public-trans...
[1] https://www.redfin.com/blog/2015/12/transit-score-2016.html
[citation needed].
It really doesn't. In fact, it notoriously has pretty much the most underdeveloped public transit options of any major city in the US.
(and while folks disagree on #1, i don't think anyone would disagree it's in the top 5 worst)
In DC, i could easily get to work pretty much anywhere in the city in roughly the same time or less i could by driving.
In NY, ditto.
In the bay area, it would probably be 2x the drive time, and a serious pain in the ass (and that's saying a lot, given how bad the drive times are) ]