Overview: This article will go over transportation in different parts of the US.
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Regional Map of the US
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Areas of the US Americans Generally Refer to:
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Public Transportation that Travels Across the US
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Greyhound BusAffordable bus travel with nearly 2,300 destinations across the U.S., Canada and Mexico |
Amtrak Trains
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Amtrak TrainsTrains that travel frequently up and down the East Coast; it goes across the US including to the South and the Pacific Northwest but these routes are more expensive and less frequent. One route does go to Montreal, Canada.
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Local Train Systems & Light Rails
The L (above ground)
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Subways & Metro (underground)
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Trolleys & Trams (street cars)
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MTA (New York, Connecticut, New Jersey)
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Car Services
Most of the US outside of some major cities requires a car.
Car Share
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Ride share apps
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Car Rentals
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Recommended companies: Enterprise
Avis
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The Most Bike and Scooter Friendly Cities
San Francisco |
Minneapolis |
Portland |
Seattle |
Washington, D.C. |
Chicago |
New York |
Fort Collins |
Boston |
Boulder |
Philadelphia |
Austin |
Tucson |
Denver |
Madison |
Eugene |
Sacramento |
Cities with the Most Walkability
San Francisco |
Washington, D.C. |
Seattle |
Chicago |
Boston |
Philadelphia |
Miami |
Long Beach |
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Major City Public TransportationMost transit companies offer buses in addition to trains but trains are recommended over buses. Please note, the East Coast has better train systems that are older and more established; they have better routes, more stops and more frequent trains. On the East Coast, it’s normal to wait 20 minutes for a train. Towards the West, trains usually arrive every hour. |
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