Re:Seattle Is Winning the War on the Car Commute
by bryanlarsen on Friday February 16, 2018 @04:01PM
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Where are you going to move to? Every big metro area in North America that is significantly geographically constrained has horrendous traffic: SF, NY, Boston, Vancouver, ...
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Re:Seattle Is Winning the War on the Car Commute
by mratzloff on Friday February 16, 2018 @08:09PM
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I don't know a single person who drives in Manhattan, except people who live in Queens... There's no need. The subway is fine, occasional delays and all.
Re:Seattle Is Winning the War on the Car Commute
by eksu on Friday February 16, 2018 @04:09PM
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Ideally Boise, potentially Salt Lake City or Bozeman or Spokane or Denver. Mountain West.
If you or someone you know is hiring College Graduates in these areas, drop me a line.
Re:Seattle Is Winning the War on the Car Commute
by runevault on Friday February 16, 2018 @04:16PM
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Fair warning, Denver may not be Seattle bad, but people are moving here at a crazy clip and traffic continues to degrade as we fail to see improvements in roads or mass transit to effectively offset the growth. And with the possibility Amazon HQ2 landing here it may only get worse.
Re:Seattle Is Winning the War on the Car Commute
by mikestew on Friday February 16, 2018 @04:59PM
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As a Redmond resident who,has investigated getting out, I sincerely wish you luck. I’ve kept an eye out in Idaho and Montana, and though the jobs are there, the pickin’s are slim. Denver or SLC might be a better shot for the first job, and more importantly, the second job when the first doesn’t work out.
Thankfully I’ve recently landed work in Bellevue (as opposed to Yet Another Pioneer Square Startup), so maybe I can hold off for a while longer. Love Redmond, but a lot of the work is across the lake. And, no, I’m not moving to Seattle.