Where I live there are many available transportation services available for those of us without cars:transportation is worth considering. Might even start a car pool with neighbors and/or relatives?
1) free city bus travel all day Wednesday;
2) $1 for senior citizens to ride city buses;
3) free city bus service for disabled and seniors by AnchorRides by appointment;
4) free bus to grocery and back once a month, for residents at my apartment complex;
5) free VA transportation for military in some cases, which I've never used; 6) taxi service that offers payment by vouchers, which I've never used.
So now that I've sold my car, which has been costly to insure, fuel, and maintain in Alaska's climate, adding up to something like $2K per year, I'm making use of what's available. I seriously suggest that selling your car and taking advantage of other
Where I live there are many available transportation services available for those of us without cars:transportation is worth considering. Might even start a car pool with neighbors and/or relatives?
1) free city bus travel all day Wednesday;
2) $1 for senior citizens to ride city buses;
3) free city bus service for disabled and seniors by AnchorRides by appointment;
4) free bus to grocery and back once a month, for residents at my apartment complex;
5) free VA transportation for military in some cases, which I've never used; 6) taxi service that offers payment by vouchers, which I've never used.
So now that I've sold my car, which has been costly to insure, fuel, and maintain in Alaska's climate, adding up to something like $2K per year, I'm making use of what's available. I seriously suggest that selling your car and taking advantage of other
On Saturday, April 22, 2023 at 2:59:44 AM UTC-7, Dim Witte wrote:other transportation is worth considering. Might even start a car pool with neighbors and/or relatives?
Where I live there are many available transportation services available for those of us without cars:
1) free city bus travel all day Wednesday;
2) $1 for senior citizens to ride city buses;
3) free city bus service for disabled and seniors by AnchorRides by appointment;
4) free bus to grocery and back once a month, for residents at my apartment complex;
5) free VA transportation for military in some cases, which I've never used;
6) taxi service that offers payment by vouchers, which I've never used.
So now that I've sold my car, which has been costly to insure, fuel, and maintain in Alaska's climate, adding up to something like $2K per year, I'm making use of what's available. I seriously suggest that selling your car and taking advantage of
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On Saturday, April 22, 2023 at 2:59:44 AM UTC-7, Dim Witte wrote:other transportation is worth considering. Might even start a car pool with neighbors and/or relatives?
Where I live there are many available transportation services available for those of us without cars:
1) free city bus travel all day Wednesday;
2) $1 for senior citizens to ride city buses;
3) free city bus service for disabled and seniors by AnchorRides by appointment;
4) free bus to grocery and back once a month, for residents at my apartment complex;
5) free VA transportation for military in some cases, which I've never used;
6) taxi service that offers payment by vouchers, which I've never used.
So now that I've sold my car, which has been costly to insure, fuel, and maintain in Alaska's climate, adding up to something like $2K per year, I'm making use of what's available. I seriously suggest that selling your car and taking advantage of
How do you feel about this?:
(Youtube upload):
"Top 10 Reasons NOT to move to Alaska."
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