I like long distance trains when they aren't too crowded.

I like walking.

Riding a bike still thrills me the same as when I was 6.

I walk everywhere. The last time I took a bus here in Denver I could have walked there a lot faster and saved a couple bucks.

Walking, you feel, see, are a part of the world, not separated from it.

Walking.

A plane would be nice

Narrow boats. I love the relaxed pace, the team work to get from one place to another, walking and foraging, the history and folk stories, being in nature and cooking outside.

Riding 😊

teleportation

Bike. Except when there are crazy car drivers around

Our single engine turbo prop.

Boat!

Passenger princessing

Mainly driving
To dangerous to bike around where I live

Walking or biking. I wish I lived in a more walkable area. I'm in Phoenix but it's more of a suburb, I'd have to walk for quite a while to get to any place of business that isn't a school.

This is it!!

business/private jet

that's it, driving

Trudging in an exhaustive fashion out of annoyance.

Walking and public transportation is out of question where i live. Where i live far away from a city or town. Heck we just got high speed internet in like 2016 or something like that. Before that it was dial-up for years and we still don't have cellphone service and I'm okay with that.

To put it to you this way - to get to the city its a hour drive by car, by horse its two day ride

(The mathematics)

Assuming the car takes 1 hour at 55–60 mph, the distance is 55–60 miles.

A horse’s sustainable travel speed is roughly 4–5 mph (a steady walk/trot mix). So:

At 55 mph (55 miles): 55 ÷ 4.5 ≈ 12 hours
At 60 mph (60 miles): 60 ÷ 4.5 ≈ 13–14 hours
In practice, a horse needs rest breaks, so a realistic trip would take 12–15 hours of riding, or about 1–2 days if you factor in proper rest. A horse cannot sustain a constant speed like a car for that long