Public transport are there but depends where you live. Supposing you live a house only 5 minutes walk from a bus stop, can you imagine what will happen in a weather with 1' snow on footpath late at night 2 am from work to home? Think of kids on perambulator and your wife during winter. Life becomes somewhat very limited in winter (for 6 months almost) without own transport. you qualify for less jobs.talktome said:Dear All
I dont know how to drive, neither my spouse. Even I dont have any plan to drive in Toronto. COz, in that case I will need a Car and then also pay insurance for that. I am expecting lot of public Bus,train etc there (Toronto). Tell me am i thinking in the right direction. Also plz tell me do i need to learn driving and get a license before go to Canada.
/Talk
Public transport is okey but not like Tokyo, New York or London where having a car is a pain.
Off course you learn driving from here as much as possible. Get to MACADAM, Shamoli driving school and they will teach you in days. Dhaka has mad rules and mad traffic, and complying Dhaka traffic beats all. Get the license, if you are okey without it don't use it, and if it requires use it. (Getting a proper complete driving lesson is a 1,000 CAD plan mate, trust me). Then again we might be too busy fighting livelihood, so I think its a proper tool to fight in a full swing.