Transportation

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Transportation Anonymous 03/11/15 (Wed) 20:00:28 No.8

Post here all your ideas/questions about transportation

Anonymous 03/12/15 (Thu) 00:09:42 No.14

http://www.carshareforum.co.uk/ Is for free car-sharing arrangements within the UK.

Other than that I'm struggling to think of any travel arrangements that are both legal and completely free - if "cheap" is close enough to free for you, you can try blablacar.com (or your own nation's domain - it redirects me to own nation's domain if I type in .com) for car-sharing across Europe - find a ride, time, and passenger group that suits you. It can be only a few euros/pounds (<5, just petrol costs divided evenly between passengers) for a lot of trips, and it comes on personal recommendation.

Mr.poverty 03/12/15 (Thu) 15:47:28 No.20

In europe you also have tickets that last for an hour to 24 or you could buy a prepaid, if you would go to a touristy station you will always find tourist who are leaving and still have a valid ticket or even prepaid tickets which you can also cash out

Anonymous 04/14/15 (Tue) 22:03:43 No.28

in the US freight trains criss cross through all major cities, i couldnt find any half decent maps but if youre simply a hobo getting to a general region trainhopping is a good idea