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What is the best means of urban transport?

is a great question to which I reply simply, it depends on your need! :-)

I live in Paris and I have always been "lucky" to have try almost every possible means of urban transport:
- my feet dangling
x years - the metro and RER for 3 years
- bus
for some time - a bike for 2 years (and vélib)
- a 50cc scooter for 6 years
- a 125cc bike for 4 years
- an electric bike for 6 months

following analysis I draw from my little experiment:
Sorted by type of course and in order of preference

For journeys less than 2km, we recommend:
1 - your feet about 15 to 20min
2 - the scooter about 10min
3 - the bike or electric bike
4 - e-moped, electric scooter
For this kind of trip you need a means of transport available very quickly and you have no time to lose between attach a lock, put a helmet ... or wait for a subway. In addition, walking every day is good for health!

For journeys between 3 and 7km, we recommend:
1 - the electric bike about 15 and 25min
2 - cycling about 15 to 30min
3 - e-solex
4 - Metro

For journeys between 7 and 12km cluttered, we recommend:
1 - e-solex tied with assisted bicycles (if there are tracks or bus lane) about 25 to 40min
2 - cycling about 30 to 50min
3 - metro or RER
4 - electric scooter

For journeys between 7 and 12km, we recommend:
1 - electric scooter about 20 to 30min
2 - e-solex or assist bicycle
3 - metro or RER
4 - cycling

For travel between 12 and 20km, we recommend :
1 - electric scooter about 30 to 45 minutes depending on whether 50 or 125 or equivalent
2 - e-solex about 35 to 50 min
3 - metro or RER
4 - electric bike

For journeys over 20km, we recommend:
1-1 electric scooter type 125 with a range of over 50km you should be quiet
2 - the rer
3 - e-solex

course there are many points to consider as the number of fires, the presence of bike lanes, the presence of a subway station near the number of ribs ... And I not pretend to tell you what transport to take, but I hope these tips will guide you in your choice.