[Rudey]

Originally Posted by KSigkid

I used to take the T in Boston all the time when I was living there; my wife and I had a car, but parking is tough/extremely expensive if your office doesn't provide a spot. My wife ended up driving because her office provided one. If I end up working in the Boston area after law school, though, I'll likely have to get a car.

In CT, there's really no way to take public transport. Hartford has a bus line, but, I'm more than hesitant to try it. Parking isn't expensive at all, and you usually can find somewhere to park within walking distance, whether it be a lot, garage, or meter. My job has free parking, and the law school has plenty of parking on campus.

The cool thing about CT is the amount of offices along the metro north (new haven) line. So you can work in Greenwich/Stamford/Darien and just take a train there. And I'm not gonna lie, there are some gorgeous blondes on the train.

-Rudey