New York

If you’re in the Us, there’s really no better public transportation system than the MTA. Not only can you get around all the boroughs pretty easily, but there’s also only one flat fare that applies to both buses and trains. Though the trains and train stations themselves are definitely not super beautiful and clean, they are reliable and reasonably priced.

Madrid, Spain

What is pretty phenomenal about the Madrid transit system is that wherever you are in Madrid, you’re never more than a 10-minute walk from a subway station. And Madrid is a big city, so it makes a big difference. Not only are they frequent, but the metro is also super cheap, coming out at just about 1 euro a trip, which is pretty incredible.

Singapore

Though this country is usually pretty expensive, they’ve managed to keep the cost of transit actually very low. Not only this, but the trains are clean, fast, and easy to use. Tickets aren’t complicated and in general, the transit system utilizes a lot of technology to make commuters time easier.

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Well, trains are still very much in use, and if you’re traveling and have access to one you should definitely take it!

Train travel is amazing for so many reasons and it’s really worth ditching a plane for it.

Eco-Friendly

Especially if you’re going somewhere that is less than 300 miles away, trains are always going to be the more environmentally conscious choice.

Planes that fly 300 miles or less are especially volatile to the environment because of the high amount of fuel they need during takeoff and landing, and since it’s a short route for a plane, it’s really detrimental.

Even if you’re going more than 300 miles, trains still emit at least 50% less carbon than planes.

Scenery

Although you might catch a glimpse of a few mountains or landscapes while you’re flying, there’s nothing like being on the ground and watching the scenery pass by right next to you.

Especially if you’re going somewhere new, the experience of seeing new places right on the ground is a treat in and of itself.

Baggage

With planes, you always have to worry about how much stuff you have and how much it all weighs. But, with trains, you can put your mind at ease and bring all the liquids you want!

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New York

If you’re in the Us, there’s really no better public transportation system than the MTA. Not only can you get around all the boroughs pretty easily, but there’s also only one flat fare that applies to both buses and trains. Though the trains and train stations themselves are definitely not super beautiful and clean, they are reliable and reasonably priced.

Madrid, Spain

What is pretty phenomenal about the Madrid transit system is that wherever you are in Madrid, you’re never more than a 10-minute walk from a subway station. And Madrid is a big city, so it makes a big difference. Not only are they frequent, but the metro is also super cheap, coming out at just about 1 euro a trip, which is pretty incredible.

Singapore

Though this country is usually pretty expensive, they’ve managed to keep the cost of transit actually very low. Not only this, but the trains are clean, fast, and easy to use. Tickets aren’t complicated and in general, the transit system utilizes a lot of technology to make commuters time easier.

The post If You Value Public Transportation, These are the Cities to Visit! appeared first on Traveler Master.

Well, trains are still very much in use, and if you’re traveling and have access to one you should definitely take it!

Train travel is amazing for so many reasons and it’s really worth ditching a plane for it.

Eco-Friendly

Especially if you’re going somewhere that is less than 300 miles away, trains are always going to be the more environmentally conscious choice.

Planes that fly 300 miles or less are especially volatile to the environment because of the high amount of fuel they need during takeoff and landing, and since it’s a short route for a plane, it’s really detrimental.

Even if you’re going more than 300 miles, trains still emit at least 50% less carbon than planes.

Scenery

Although you might catch a glimpse of a few mountains or landscapes while you’re flying, there’s nothing like being on the ground and watching the scenery pass by right next to you.

Especially if you’re going somewhere new, the experience of seeing new places right on the ground is a treat in and of itself.

Baggage

With planes, you always have to worry about how much stuff you have and how much it all weighs. But, with trains, you can put your mind at ease and bring all the liquids you want!

The post When it Comes to Traveling, Trains are the Way to Go appeared first on Traveler Master.