I'm moving to NYC...i think. HELP!

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Posted by daydreamer on Oct-28-2007 22:37:

quick ?

how necessary is car in NYC?

I always thought that NYC was more like tokyo,
where it's better just to use the subways/trains.

Posted by ReenTeenTeen on Oct-29-2007 01:06:

quote:
Originally posted by daydreamer
quick ?

how necessary is car in NYC?

I always thought that NYC was more like tokyo,
where it's better just to use the subways/trains.

bingo

Posted by Konijn on Oct-29-2007 02:00:

quote:
Originally posted by blenderx
You better believe it. It's been said that 50-99% of homeless people are homicidal, or at least disgruntled.

well, since "it's been said," that changes everything...

quote:
Originally posted by blenderx
the presence of an aunt is not an indicator of... betterness!

not an indicator of "betterness" but certainly a cromulent measure of awesomicity.

Posted by yankeeBaby on Oct-29-2007 03:51:

quote:
Originally posted by daydreamer
quick ?

how necessary is car in NYC?

I always thought that NYC was more like tokyo,
where it's better just to use the subways/trains.

I got rid of my car in a hurry after one month of living here. HUGE INconvenience to have one (when living in manhattan, that is.....boroughs are slightly different but if you live near a subway, same story........). Plus its WAY cheaper to buy a $76 monthly car than to pay for car payments, insurance, gas, repairs, etc......

Posted by vtec junkie on Oct-29-2007 04:00:

My car got totalled shortly after I moved here and I never bothered getting another car. If you live in the city it's nothing but a pain in the ass....tickets, street cleaning, and people just don't respect other peoples property in NYC. I would highly recommend not bringing your car if you plan on living in the city.....but if you live any place else it's a nice thing to have as long as there is adequate parking in your neighborhood (good luck with that though.)

Posted by jerZ07002 on Oct-29-2007 04:37:

Posted by euphoria on Oct-29-2007 14:07:

I live in Queens and work in Long Island but there is ample parking at home and work so it's easier for me to drive since the trip is fairly long and I would have to tansfer from the Long Island railroad. If I worked in Manhattan I would def be taking the train.

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