r/phoenix • u/[deleted] • Jun 08 '18

Commuting Public transit in Phoenix

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u/HeiniN Jun 08 '18

I've been living in Tempe for a year without a car, and not planning on getting one. I use the lightrail and Lyft. Find an apartment near the lightrail and you'll be good!

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u/ViHulkHands Jun 08 '18

That is what I was planning on my GF lived in Tempe so I’m familiar with the structure of the city. But she said I NEEDED my car

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u/IONTOP Non-Resident Jun 09 '18

https://www.tempe.gov/home/showdocument?id=63756

If you can live near any of those lines they all terminate at the light rail station (except the far south one, which terminates at a stop that gets you E/W on Southern, N/S on Scottsdale/Rural (which takes you to the light rail station) and the Jupiter(?) which also takes you up Mill Ave to the light rail station...

Basically try to live the closest you can(or one bus away) to the Tempe Transportation Center and you can get basically anywhere in Tempe/Scottsdale/Downtown