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Are you planning to move to Charlotte, North Carolina? If so, you must be looking forward to visiting its numerous museums, beautiful parks, and tempting restaurants. However, all the excitement surrounding your relocation might prevent you from remembering to cross off everything on your moving checklist. For instance, you might forget to read a little about the ways in which you can commute through the Queen City. For this reason, we at USA Auto Transport have decided to create a quick guide to getting around Charlotte, New Carolina.

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    How Do I Get Around Charlotte?

    One of the ways of commuting through the city is its public transportation system. The Charlotte Area Transit System, also known as CATS, operates the mass transit service. Some of the most common ways of commuting include:
    – CATS Rail, also known as LYNX, offering black, silver, and blue line,
    – CATS Express Shuttles, with less stops,
    – CATS Bus Service, which currently operates more than three hundred buses,
    – Car-share companies, such as Uber and Lyft.
    Some Charlotte residents resort to walking in their daily commutes as well.

    Why Do I Need A Car In Charlotte?

    While at first glance it may seem like Charlotte has a well-developed public transit system, with all the rails, shuttles, and buses, the truth is a little different. Public transportation will only be helpful if you are moving to the downtown area of Charlotte. And if you are planning on walking, it is important to keep in mind that Charlotte was ranked the least walkable city among fifty large cities in the States. What this all means is that you might want to bring your car with you to Charlotte. For more information on how to do that, contact USA Auto Transport representatives.
    Another reason why you will want your four-wheeled companion with you is that getting around Charlotte in your own vehicle is, in fact, quite easy. Charlotte is home to two major interstate highways, I-85 and I-77, which intersect close to the center of the city. Other interstates include I-485, which has a total circumference of almost seventy miles, and I-277, which encircles the downtown area of Charlotte. Charlotte Route 4 connects I-277 and I-485.

    To see a comprehensive map of Charlotte’s roads, streets, and highways, and get direction for your commutes in the future, click here.