Learn local knowledge for using public transport in the UK, US and Australia for international students.
How do you get to where you need to go?
If you're planning to study abroad soon, you should learn about the unspoken rules and routines of public transport; otherwise you risk becoming completely lost in rush hour or being seen as a nuisance by fellow passengers!
Learn about what entertainment is available on British trains and buses, or what you should (and shouldn't do) on American subways.
Paul Ellett is the editor for Hotcourses Abroad. His role is to plan, produce and share editorial, videos, infographics, eBooks and any other content to inform prospective and current international students about their study abroad experience. When he's not thinking about student visas in Sweden and application deadlines, Paul is an avid fan of comedy podcasts and Nicolas Cage films.
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