Realistically you can live anywhere without a car. It’s simply about living within walking/biking/bussing distance to everywhere you need to be on a weekly basis. That could be work, grocery store, doctors’ offices, and not much else. I’ve lived without a car in several different areas that are definitely not conducive to living without one. But I made it work by walking, biking, catching the buses where I could, and doing as many things online that I could without having to go to physical places. If you can manage to work-from-home then that will make it exponentially easier. Especially if you’re a homebody/introvert.

So, in conclusion, if you can strategically find an apartment/home that’s relatively close to everything you need, and maybe a few bus stops, then it’s totally doable. It just takes some grit. You’ll get wet and cold and tired from walking/biking around, but if you’d rather not have a car, then it’s not that bad. You only have yourself to depend on and worry about.

OR you can move to one of the few cities in New England that are very pedestrian-friendly, but you’ll need to shell out most of your earnings to rent.

Anyway, any sizable city I’m sure you could get away with it. As some others have said, the cities in MA are better for this, but you can do it in NH. Concord and Manchester are the two obvious choices as they’re relatively dense. Maybe Nashua as well.

I have had more problems with plow guys... nobody can do a gravel driveway without shearing off the top layer and leaving it in a pile at the end. I'd pay $100+ for every plowing if someone could come at the right time (after the snow stops) and do it carefully.

I fired 4 of them and ended up just buying a 36" snowblower so I can do it myself in about 2 hours, not counting all the shoveling.

Not sure where you are now but NH is generally not good without a vehicle. Even if you lived in some of the towns mentioned, you'd be stuck in that town because there are no trains and limited bus travel available. Nashua does have local bus service and you can get to the bus station to get into Boston.

I love that we finally have snow but the density is absolutely brutal to shovel 😬

it looks beautiful.

You seem like a nice lad

Helpful tip: Just edit your post, you don’t have to do a spelling correct in a reply.

I live in Dover right now. It’s doable without a car, but it’ll suck in the snow

I'm thinking of the veterans signs actually you dick. The sign over the highway I pass every day with a heart for someone's loved one. The ones for some kid who died in Manchester and are all over the overpasses. Get over yourself. What a joke.

Plow guys work but they have jobs lined up. You have to get ahead of it you can’t call them the morning of and expect them to show up. Money talks $

I'm not touching it until tomorrow

Lebanon has a great public transit system. If you could find something around the green, you can walk to the gym, post office, a few restaurants and a bar as well as the rail trail. It’s an adorable little town and the UV is a beautiful place overall.

Since that part of the continent has been a part of what is now known as the United States it’s been very white.

Have fun getting to work on a bicycle in the middle of a blizzard, hippy.

Oh we're forgetting the indigenous population that just got killed off by disease, warfare or just driven out. Yeah it was always white

*livenation

Honestly hate resellers, but fuck live nation above all of this- I mean who cares if people are selling them for more when liberation has been jacking up prices for years at everyplace they own? Also irresponsible that they haven’t commented on the matter, seems like a cash grab to me really, they only want people buying their tickets

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Thank you troll.

Not with that attitude!

Better yet, just don't buy tickets for shit shows

I remember an ACLU that defended the rights of actual Nazis. Bigger decisions should be made with your head not your heart. BTW Nazis suck, but they have rights too.

I'd rather pedal a bike but sure.

Free speech is illegal!

Right, and you don't need a car because of all the public transportation available