Personal Transportation Habits and Preferences

Why does the person not have a car?

What is the person's attitude towards driving?

How did the person obtain their driver's license?

Why are buses considered more reliable than trains according to the text?

Why does the person dislike some drivers?

Why are taxis not the preferred mode of transportation for the person?

What is a recent trend in transportation costs in England according to the text?

The person does not have a car due to poor eyesight and has been advised to stop driving.
They do not have a bike but enjoy cycling when they have the opportunity.
They have a driver's license which they obtained about 40 years ago.
They used to like driving but can no longer do so due to poor eyesight.
Learning to drive initially was not successful when taught by a parent, but they eventually passed a driving test after taking lessons from a professional instructor.
Public transportation is used instead of driving, including walking, buses, and trains.
The trains can be expensive but offer faster travel, while buses can be cheap or expensive depending on the location and there is currently a promotional offer.
Buses are considered more reliable than trains due to industrial action or strikes, but train reliability may improve in the future.
The person occasionally travels by plane to European destinations.
They dislike drivers who get angry while driving and fail to indicate their intentions.
Taxis are not used often due to the availability of buses and trains.
Transportation can be expensive in England, with prices recently rising again.

Explore a quiz about an individual's transportation preferences, including their experiences with driving, public transportation, cycling, and travel by plane. Learn about their reasons for not driving, use of buses and trains, and opinions on various modes of transportation.