11. Learn the public transportation routes in your city

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Photo: Flickr/Cem K. (iyiinsan)

For urbanites, owning a car (or driving your car everywhere) isn’t really necessary. Take your weekend to study the bus or subway routes in your city. Getting to work without using your car or hopping in a cab may be easier than you think. Even better, learn the route to your New Year’s Eve party – no designated driver necessary! If you live in one of the major cities in the U.S., HopStop is a handy tool to get you started.




READ: How to Carpool Anywhere for the Holidays

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