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RE: Public Transport - Red - 07-11-2009 17:46
You need to change up to 2nd to do 30?!
Actually if I stuck to the manufacturer's recommendations at 30 I'd be sat in 3rd. I'm not driving a little Yaris though, although it is small enough to have less seats
Mind she isn't the fastest thing out there but a good compromise as still able to return a little over 30mpg (that's around 13km/l for you metric types).As for maintaining, too right, besides tinkering is half the fun even when Haynes manuals aren't available. Three things you desire when you own a car. A good garage, a good specialist and a good motor factors
As for public transport, who ever heard of a good provider in the UK?
RE: Public Transport - birdlime - 12-11-2009 22:05
I would say public transport in my area is quite good as i only wait for 3-5 mins for a bus also there is 3 stations within 10-15 mins walkin distance one is turnpike line which is on the piccadilly line hornsey with first capital connect and harringay green lanes with london overground. I have a freedom pass not the elderly one but the disabled one as i have a disability which gives me free travel anywhere in london and i can use tube,bus,dlr,national rail in london area and tram for 24 hours.
RE: Public Transport - Ponty100 - 12-11-2009 22:49
Not too bad where I'm from, five buses or six trains each hour, but the bus journey takes 45 minutes to travel 12 miles at peak times, and the trains are always packed and I usually end up standing.
Prefer my car but the engines knackered
RE: Public Transport - andyjb - 04-07-2016 16:16
An old thread to resurrect, but some bad news for commuters using Southern Rail, as the timetable 'loses 350 trains a day'.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36701300
RE: Public Transport - Doddle - 05-07-2016 08:04
Buses & trains are OK, but a car is much more OK-er
