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That said, state-maintained infrastructure like roads, bridges, and public transportation generally functions well. We also have a fairly decent public transportation system. When I was commuting, I often opted for the train instead of driving. It was reasonably priced, offered comfortable seating with a table, and had internet access.

In fact, taking the train ended up saving me about an hour each workday because my employer allowed the time I worked on the train to count as part of my daily schedule. It was a practical and efficient solution!



Fwiw my primary mode of transportation where i live here in Asia is the BTS Skytrain.. man is it clean and efficient.. i would say somewhere around 90-95% of the population utilizes motorcycles/scooters, either their own or the Uber-like service w/motos here, but i need four wheels and metal around me .. so I sometimes utilize the Uber car service (non-moto) which is way cheaper than in USA, sometimes the Skytrain like when i have to go downtown tomorrow for meetings .. and sometimes i just walk.. and walk.. i never checked the fitness app on my phone back home, but now i pay attention to it and i noticed im averaging over 7.500 steps per day without even trying.. some days if i include a jog in the park, ill check the app and ive got 12k or 13k steps in a day, it’s wild .