1
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public transportation
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United States
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Less commonly used, especially in suburban areas
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3
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2
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crowded public transportation
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United States
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More common in larger cities, less common in suburban or rural areas
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1
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3
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public transport
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United States
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Public transport mainly consists of buses and subways, and may not be widely used outside of major cities.
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1
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4
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public transportation
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US
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Less extensive and often car-dependent, especially outside major cities
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1
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5
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public transportation
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US
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Less common in non-urban areas, and cars are a primary means of transport.
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1
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6
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public transportation
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US
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Less extensive and often underdeveloped in many areas
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1
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7
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public transportation
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US
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Commonly used by people across different socioeconomic statuses
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1
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8
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public transportation
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US
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Less commonly used, especially in suburban areas
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1
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9
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public transportation
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USA
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Generally used and considered as a convenient mode of transportation
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1
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10
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public transportation
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USA
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Not commonly available, as people rely on other means of transportation or walking
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1
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11
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public transportation
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USA
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Often seen as a last resort for those who cannot afford a car, and not commonly used by middle or upper class individuals
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1
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12
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public transportation
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USA
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Varies in efficiency, often used by lower-income individuals
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1
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13
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public transportation
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United States
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Varies significantly by region, with greater reliance on private vehicles in many areas
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1
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14
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public transportation
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United States
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Varies significantly by region, and often perceived as less reliable and efficient
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1
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15
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public transportation
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United States
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Used but less prevalent, and in some areas, not as well-developed
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1
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16
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public transportation
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United States
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Less widely used, especially outside major cities, and can be less reliable
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1
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17
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public transportation
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United States
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Less commonly used, especially outside of major cities like New York or San Francisco
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1
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18
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public transportation
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United States
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Commonly relied upon and well-developed, with well-connected networks and frequent schedules in Western European countries, whereas less prevalent and more car-dependent in the United States
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1
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19
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public transportation
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United States
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Less prevalent and often seen as a secondary option for transportation
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1
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20
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public transportation
|
United States
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Public transportation is commonly used, especially in urban areas, and is considered a practical and efficient way to travel.
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1
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21
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public transportation
|
United States
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Associated with urban areas and used by commuters and city-dwellers
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1
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22
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public transportation
|
United States
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Varies widely in quality and availability depending on the city, often perceived as less convenient than private transportation
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1
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23
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less frequently used, especially outside major cities
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1
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24
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public transportation
|
United States
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Limited interaction with strangers is common
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1
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25
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public transportation
|
United States
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Not as widely used and often less developed
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1
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26
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less common outside major cities, often less reliable
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1
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27
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public transportation
|
United States
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The use of public transportation, such as buses and trains, varies by region and is often less common compared to personal vehicles.
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1
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28
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public transportation
|
United States
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Commonly used for daily commuting and travel
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1
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29
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less commonly used in suburban areas and small towns
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1
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30
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less commonly used and not as reliable for daily commuting
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1
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31
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less commonly used, especially outside of major cities
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1
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32
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public transportation
|
United States
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Varies by city, often less reliable and less used compared to private cars
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1
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33
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public transportation
|
United States
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Varies widely in usage and efficiency based on location, often not the primary mode of transportation
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1
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34
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public transportation
|
United States
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Public transportation is less common in many areas and is often associated with lower income individuals.
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1
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35
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less extensive and often used as an alternative to driving, especially in urban areas
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1
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36
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public transportation
|
United States
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Reliance on public transportation varies widely by city, and safety perceptions can differ.
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1
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37
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less widely used outside of major cities, more focus on personal vehicles
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1
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38
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less common and often associated with urban areas
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1
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39
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less commonly relied upon, with a preference for personal vehicles in many regions
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1
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40
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less common and often preferred for specific situations rather than daily commuting
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1
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41
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public transportation
|
United States
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Reliable and commonly used for daily commuting
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1
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42
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less commonly used, especially outside major cities
|
1
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43
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less prevalent, especially outside major cities
|
1
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44
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less extensive and less commonly used, especially outside major cities
|
1
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45
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public transportation
|
United States
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Less common, especially in suburban areas
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1
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46
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public transportation
|
United States
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Varies in efficiency, punctuality and usage depending on the location, more commonly used in urban areas
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1
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47
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public transportation
|
United States
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Commonly used for daily commutes in urban areas
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1
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48
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public transportation accessibility
|
United States
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Public transportation accessibility mainly refers to buses and subway systems in urban areas.
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1
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49
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public transportation safety
|
United States
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Passengers are expected to follow safety guidelines, and public transportation is generally considered safe and reliable.
|
1
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50
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public transportation usage
|
United States
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Less commonly used, often considered inconvenient or unreliable
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1
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51
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use of public transportation
|
United States
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Commonly used for commuting to work or school
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1
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