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Friday Question of the Day – What Form of Transportation Do You Usually Use to Get Home Late Night?

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It seems like every time I post about taxis there is an extremely vocal reaction in support of Uber. But via email and in personal conversations I hear lots of folks who are not completely thrilled with Uber so I thought it’d make a good poll. For this poll let’s just focus on late night, which I guess is rather arbitrary, say 10:30pm or later – how do you get home usually? I realize that different evenings sometimes require different types of transport – but for this poll let’s just say in general which you use most often. And for those who will give a bit more detail/explanation in the comments – I’d be curious to know your age to see if there is any type of correlation there.


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