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ArishMell · 70-79, M
For me, it depends on the journey!
Bus - often and preferably for local journeys such as into town two miles away, or to the neighbouing town ten miles away.
Metro - the nearest such to me is well over 100 miles away: London Underground. I would use it if I visit the capital as I have in the past, but that was rare and long ago. The last time was to go from the Waterloo to King's Cross railway-stations, part of travelling by train to collect a car from elsewhere in the country. (The last leg of that outwards journey was by local bus.)
Taxi - very rarely, only if necessary.
Own car - for most journeys otherwise. Mainly, to places and areas poorly, or not, served by public transport; to carry items not easy to move otherwise; or otherwise according to purpose.
Trains - very occasionally.
Walking! - Yes, sometimes, to or from town.
Bus - often and preferably for local journeys such as into town two miles away, or to the neighbouing town ten miles away.
Metro - the nearest such to me is well over 100 miles away: London Underground. I would use it if I visit the capital as I have in the past, but that was rare and long ago. The last time was to go from the Waterloo to King's Cross railway-stations, part of travelling by train to collect a car from elsewhere in the country. (The last leg of that outwards journey was by local bus.)
Taxi - very rarely, only if necessary.
Own car - for most journeys otherwise. Mainly, to places and areas poorly, or not, served by public transport; to carry items not easy to move otherwise; or otherwise according to purpose.
Trains - very occasionally.
Walking! - Yes, sometimes, to or from town.