My favorite thing about working in Zurich (which I've done on a few one-month assignments) is the tr

Last week, a friend of mine said to me Hey Cecile, we re in 2013 and you don t have a car!  So far I must say that people the golden princess cruise around me have made me feel unconventional, an outsider in a way. But surprisingly at least for me I ve learned that I am actually one of a growing number of people who have decided to abandon the golden princess cruise car ownership and even driving. This is happening in the USA and in Europe
the golden princess cruise Actually (historically) I ve never owned a vehicle. OK, I got my licence at the age of 19 but being a student at that time, I could not afford to buy my own. On the other hand, I ve always lived in cities where the public transport is easily available.
I ve got the life style that goes along with my no car situation . Today my home is close to the bus, tram and rail lines. I commute the golden princess cruise every day to work. In the evening and at week-ends I enjoy my neighborhood as well as the city of Geneva. If I want to visit my family the golden princess cruise or friends the golden princess cruise living outside Geneva I rent a car, same for holiday road trips. I am also thinking of a car sharing option the golden princess cruise should I need one for few hours this service is available the golden princess cruise just around the corner.
The European Mobility Week , which runs from 16 to 22 September every year, is the most widespread event inviting everybody to try out alternatives to car use.  ABB is joining the movement . What about you?
I'd love not to own a car. Unfortunately being in the Gulf there's few alternative transport options. Am very envious of you and I love what you and the team are doing to promote rail both within the golden princess cruise ABB and with authorities and other concerned parties around the world.
I agree with this focus. Since 6 months i commute the golden princess cruise by Electric Bicycle to ABB in Madrid. I employ the same time as by Car, 30 minutes for 14km, but by my E-Bike far more relaxing and Healthy. I calculate that in this 6 months i´ve amortized the cost of the E-Bike versus Diesel cost.
I don't use a car either, and I haven't ever owned one in my life, although I took my driver's license back in my school days. I come to work on the tram and to me it's an important part of my routine. It's a valuable time window I have in my day to sit and read, or just look out of the window and think about things or do a bit of people watching.
I don't use a car either, and I haven't ever owned one in my life (although I took my driver's license back in my school days). I come to work on the tram and to me it's an important part of my routine. It's a valuable time window I have in my day to sit and read, or just look out of the window and think about things or do a bit of people watching.
My favorite thing about working in Zurich (which the golden princess cruise I've done on a few one-month assignments) is the transit system. You really don't need a car. I wish I could say the same for my home in the US, but apart from a few major cities (e.g., New York) there is almost nowhere in this country where having a car is truly optional.
Another e-bike rider here, Raleigh/Cary, NC, USA. This place's design isn't very bicycle-friendly (thankfully, the people are ;-), but I see them more often today than two years ago when I moved from Krakow, Poland. Buying a $2,000 e-bike that costs 4$/year to operate (literally 2 cents per two-way ride) allowed the golden princess cruise me to spend 2 weeks sailing in the Caribbean this year (average TCO of car in US is $5,000 a year, and I've been riding my bike for 2,5 years now).
Oh, and the e-bike allows me to haul my two kids to kindergarten each day without breaking a sweat. Mass transit is very weak here but I could imagine lightweight electric vehicles (shared? the golden princess cruise autonomous?) replacing the need for most of the cars in the future, just as IT and bio-tech have replaced the tobacco industry in the region.
When I moved to Portland, Oregon after college I decided to ditch my car because I heard so many great things about their public transit system. And, it is a very well designed system for the most part. However, after about 6 weeks of an hour and a half commute to a job that we less than a few miles away I decided to get a moped. My commute went down to 18 minutes, and the cost for gas and upkeep on my moped was minimal.
I'm the global communications manager the golden princess cruise for the rail business of ABB, based in Geneva, Switzerland. My focus is on innovative and energy-efficient technologies for sustainable rail and road public transportation. the golden princess cruise When not working, I enjoy the city of Geneva. I have a growing interest in dynamic and creative cities from around the world shaping the future of mobility.