| Comment | Where in the city you're moving to may matter, as there's less suitable public transport in some areas compared to others. In the West End there's usually a Super Market within walking distance or a stop on the train.
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Trains and busses suit most of the city for what you'd need. If you want to go further into the countryside then you can manage with public transport as well. Though if you're exploring out with kids having a car may be better. I've been all over just using busses, but its less awkward if you don't have to rely on their routes and timetable.
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For your day to day public transport is fine. It'll really depend on your address what the state of the infrastructure is like, and whether you'd have to walk a bit first though (like if you're out in some massive housing estate on the South Side miles from a train station for instance. There's always busses). |
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