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How does everyone get around?

With the fairly common problem of getting around in NY (at least from what I hear from friends) how on earth does everyone get around?

Cabs? Driving? Walking? I've always been curious....
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AdamS 2yrs+
Subway!! It's the only way to get around in NYC, but we also use cabs as well. Cars are very expensive in NYC, as finding a parking spot is hard, and garages are expensive.
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Subway is great when you're getting downtown in a hurry, but it's a pain when you're trying to get crosstown and have to connect with a bus...Cabs are expensive but so convenient, and a bit more economical than in some other cities, so they are an irresistible temptation. But I could never imagine keeping a car here. Such a pain! And garages are more expensive than a year's worth of taxi-cabs. And there's always cycling...
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hhusted 2yrs+
Subway and bus. I will use a cab occasionally. However, I can get to most places using the subway. It is $2.25 compared to a cab where the meter starts at $2.50 and goes from there.
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Uraniumfish 2yrs+
Subway, and I'm a big fan of walking whenever I can, even long stretches.
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uptowngirl 2yrs+
Subway is the way to go in this city and of course walking though at nights when I am coming home from a late night dinner I almost always jump into a cab..
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