Why does transporting myself from A to B have to take up a huge

>>1666435
Do what a UN intern did, live in a tent near the office.

>>1666435
Get a CBT and a 125cc moped. Which is the cheapest possible option. Dunno what the American equivalent is.

>>1666435
>Get a job where you can live near by cheap.
>Move near by in walking distance.

>>1666435

Take the bus. I did it for 5 years, because the cost of having a car would have eaten up 50% of my income. It sucked, but this nigga did what he had to do.

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i did 12 miles a day getting to work and back.

It's pretty crazy, I agree.

You're paying for convenience. So if you can make-due with public transit or car sharing you usually get off way cheaper. Getting your license is rather expensive, but it's a one-time expense. I haven't owned a car in 8 years, but I still don't regret getting it. It's handy to have. I agree with the motorcycle recommendation above. It's probably the best trade-off in terms of cost vs convenience. Can't transport anything big and a way higher mortality, but you're usually faster than traffic and can park anywhere. I own a 125cc scooter, it's pretty nice for city traffic.

>>1666435
Not to mention all those fixed penalty notices for parking your stupid arse on double yellows.

Get up really early and walk to work. If you live in a dodgy part of town, consider taking a baseball bat with you.