1. What is your current main mode of transportation? e.g. car, bike, subway, walking, etc.
Car - 2015 Subaru Outback. Living and working in the suburbs outside the beltway of Baltimore a car is a necessity. Public transportation would take me hours to get to work.
2. Are you satisfied with your current main mode of transportation (answer to question 1)? Why?
Love my Outback. We loved it so much we got a 2nd Outback and have his & her Outbacks. Hubby has a 2018 Subaru Outback. They get decent milage to be a daily driver, are roomy enough for five passengers, have ample cargo space for road trips to Florida, they fit my kayaks, and Outbacks are the only vehicle with a roof rack with integrated cross bars that can be deployed/undeployed in seconds.
3. Do you think you'll change your means of transit soon? e.g. buy a car, get rid of your car, walk more etc.? If so, why?
We are adding a Chevy Trailblazer and Chevy S10 pickup to our fleet. Father-in-law passed away and we are buying his vehicles from his estate. Daughter doesn't have a car and is dependent on her boyfriend or roommates for all transportation so having her use the Trailblazer will increase her independence and autonomy. And the pickup truck will be great for moving building materials and hardware store purchases for working on and fixing up sister-in-law's (formerly FIL's) house.
4. If time, distance and money were not factors, how do you prefer to get from point A to point B?
Looking forward to a day I can get in a car and say, "take me to the beach house" and go to sleep and wake at my destination.
5. What was your worst transit experience?
36-hour HELL flight to Reno over Thanksgiving one year. Multiple delays, & cancelled flights due to weather, sleeping in an airport overnight, etc.
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Date: 2024-01-18 01:19 pm (UTC)Car - 2015 Subaru Outback. Living and working in the suburbs outside the beltway of Baltimore a car is a necessity. Public transportation would take me hours to get to work.
2. Are you satisfied with your current main mode of transportation (answer to question 1)? Why?
Love my Outback. We loved it so much we got a 2nd Outback and have his & her Outbacks. Hubby has a 2018 Subaru Outback. They get decent milage to be a daily driver, are roomy enough for five passengers, have ample cargo space for road trips to Florida, they fit my kayaks, and Outbacks are the only vehicle with a roof rack with integrated cross bars that can be deployed/undeployed in seconds.
3. Do you think you'll change your means of transit soon? e.g. buy a car, get rid of your car, walk more etc.? If so, why?
We are adding a Chevy Trailblazer and Chevy S10 pickup to our fleet. Father-in-law passed away and we are buying his vehicles from his estate. Daughter doesn't have a car and is dependent on her boyfriend or roommates for all transportation so having her use the Trailblazer will increase her independence and autonomy. And the pickup truck will be great for moving building materials and hardware store purchases for working on and fixing up sister-in-law's (formerly FIL's) house.
4. If time, distance and money were not factors, how do you prefer to get from point A to point B?
Looking forward to a day I can get in a car and say, "take me to the beach house" and go to sleep and wake at my destination.
5. What was your worst transit experience?
36-hour HELL flight to Reno over Thanksgiving one year. Multiple delays, & cancelled flights due to weather, sleeping in an airport overnight, etc.