Transportation in Spain was different from what I am used to
in Dearborn. Before my trip to Spain, I had never used public transportation or
got in to a taxi. In Barcelona, we used the bus once. Considering where our
hotel was located and the amount of time spent in the city, we walked almost
everywhere we went. In Seville, my friends and I used taxi services almost
everyday. During the time we spent in Seville, taxis were the biggest expense
for me. However, taxis were easy to find and quick so it was well worth it. We
also took a horse carriage ride throughout the city! In Madrid, we used the
subway to get from our hotel to the city. Because our hotel was located so far
from the city, we sometimes had to take the subway in to town and then a taxi
to our destination. Public buses and subways are well maintained. They’re
clean, comfortable and air-conditioned. From the buses I see around the Metro
Detroit area, I think we could take a few tips from the Spanish to help improve
our public transportation system.
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