Public Transportation...YIKES!!

Growing up I was never very familiar with public transportation. I would see TV shows that were based in New York City and I would see people using the subway and taxis all the time. It actually seemed like a different world to me. The closest I ever got to public transportation was the Disney Transportation System between the Theme Parks in Walt Disney World, Florida. This is hardly your run-of-the-mill public transport. 
I think public transportation can be very intimidating, even scary when traveling to new and undiscovered exotic lands (like New York City). If you are traveling alone or with small children it can get especially overwhelming. Personally, I have always chosen to get completely lost in my very own rental car. That brings on a whole new set of problems like driving through the wrong parts of towns you are unfamiliar with, or trying not to drive the wrong way down a one-way street, or running down pedestrians that thought they had the right-of-way. (I really think it is easier for pedestrians to see cars coming than it is for cars to see pedestrians coming, but as long as they have the right-of-way, out in the street they go!!)
Anyway, back to the public transportation theme......I recently did a link exchange with Public Routes Blog so I took the time to research what they are all about (how savvy of me). This turned out to be very interesting and quite useful. They are affiliated with Public Routes, which is a web based service that assists you in getting around different cities using only the public transportation provided. I tested it out by entering Los Angeles International Airport as my starting point and Disneyland in Anaheim as my destination. It not only gave me all the different buses I would have to connect with, but it told me where all the stops were along the way for every bus I would be on. I really believe this takes some of the anxiety out of public transportation. Knowing where you are going before you get there is a real bonus when in unfamiliar territory. They provide public transport info for trains, trams, ferries, subway, buses, driving and air train.They also offer many other services including maps and city guides that can be accessed through your mobile device. So, next time you are planning to travel to a city with public transportation, try this service and I bet your travels will be much smoother. 

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