By Train
Because in case of any natural clamity such as earthquake .Better help will be available as people prefer to have home near road than railway tracks
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Even though I'm terrified of trains from the outside, I'd rather be on one. You don't have to deal with traffic, construction, detours, and you hardly make stops. You don't have sharp turns. It's just a smoother, more comfortable ride.
However, I do find it is more expensive here, especially if it's under 2 or 3 hours away. In that case, I'd rather just hop on a bus. Might be 20 minutes slower but you just show up, get on, and there are dozens of them every day at convenient times. It almost seems like trains take a bit more pre-planning where as busses are more spontaneous (don't know how true that is, but it seems that way).

When I say I'm terrified of trains, I mean if I'm waiting in a car at a stop and one goes by, I have a panic attack. I can just picture it flying off the tracks. I'll literally stop 2-3 blocks back if I see a train ahead.. Once I'm on one, though, no problem!
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I like to take train for long trips, because it will be faster. I can read or crochet in a train better than in a bus.
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