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Apr 5, 2018
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SpedTeacher74
In addition, most military communities have a "lemon lot" where outgoing personnel will sell their cars (usually for a good price), so you can buy something to get around in once you get there without breaking the bank.
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Possibly in many places in Europe, especially in a larger city that would be true. Are you talking about specific DoDEA locations though? Most bases are not located in or even near larger cities.
Even in Germany you would likely live several miles from base and then even once you had gotten to base, the school could be quite a ways from th...See More
Even in Germany you would likely live several miles from base and then even once you had gotten to base, the school could be quite a ways from th...See More
Buzz
When I lived in Germany, I had a car, but I rarely used it. I got around pretty well with my bicyle and trains. I was able to ride my bike to the train station, take the bike on the train, and so on. I had a Eurail pass that allowed me to go just about anywhere using the train system. I loved the bike trails that seem to be everywhere. This, howeve...See More
Teach
You could get away with not having a car in many parts of Japan. I am at Yokosuka and many people opt to not have a car. Cars here are $1000-3000.
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In Japan, cars are very INexpensive as Teach mentioned. Also, depending on how close you live to work, you can ride a bike or walk, take the base shuttle, take a train and walk, etc. Insurance for driving is also cheap in Japan.
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