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September 25th 08, 11:00 AM
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Public transport - why?
In message , at 11:22:38 on Thu, 25 Sep
2008, Sam Nelson remarked: If I need to do _anything_ other than just go to work and come back (bit of shopping, etc.), which I do maybe one day a week) bus is a no-hoper. I can travel around on the bus all day for a shade over £2 (because I have a pre-pay card) or £3 on a turn-up-and-go basis. Parking at the station is £8 per day and you'd be lucky to find any parking in my city centre (Nottingham) elsewhere for less than £2 per hour. I work from home, and the parking there is free. -- Roland Perry |
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