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Emma Watson banned from driving for speeding
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I wish we had better transit here. I hate driving but, as you said, have to because there's no better solutions.
Are pets allowed on public transit in the UK/Europe?
UK yes. As long as controlled.
Sure.
That's nice! Here the transit rules say only in a carrier which doesn't work with two 60lb. dogs. Even if the rules changed tomorrow the other riders would be mad if you did.
The US doesn't just have terrible public transit but there's also terrible culture around the public transit we do have.
if u got no responsibilities, just leave for australia or UK, you will adapt super quick and work-life-balance and public transport is so much better there