LOL. I love driving downtown in San Francisco. Just sayin'.

Ew, haha, no thanks. I'll stick with public transit or walking.

You're crazy.

HAHA! I don't do it often. Parking is hella expensive.

Not even for that reason. I drove through SF when my father and sister visited this summer (I was down in Mountain View)... we spent 15 minutes trying to turn left at a light. The line was only 10 cars... It just took that long to be able to even turn left.

LOL! I know what you mean, but I hate public transportation. xP

Buses suck. Subways/trains aren't bad though. Usually on time and reliable, at least here in Boston.

Buses aren't terrible, but I do enjoy trains a lot more. I used to take a train from time to time from Great Lakes to Chicago and I loved that.

How long did it take?

Roughly an hour.

And I did take a bus from Everett to Seattle one time. Which was less than horrible (though I've had shittier bus experiences).

And seeing as this thread is now about public transportation, ferries are by far the best.

You're biased, shipman.

Buses are crap here. In my opinion. Rarely on time and if a bus driver calls out sick, they just go without that bus for the day. Ew. I take Bart sometimes, but it's more expensive.

Not at all. In fact, if anything, I AM biased against it considering how much time I've spent on the sea lately. I'm absolutely sick of the ocean. However, I've taken multiple buses, planes, trains, and ferries in different states and even different countries. Ferries are by far the best. They have the most amenities (like vending machines, maps and magazines, etc., and sometimes even actual concession stands), they're spacious, they're quiet (the actual vehicle; people on board is another story), and they tend to have comfortable seats with tables and plenty of leg room. Trains are a nice second, but they're louder, more jarring (with starts and stops), and if it's more like a subway or the crowded rail I used in Singapore, it's fairly uncomfortable.