Navigating any American city for the first time can be scary and intimidating, even for native born Americans. Lincoln, Neb., a city of 258,379, is no different.
The best way to get around Lincoln is by car. That will require access to a car, registering an owned car, a driver’s license, and auto insurance.
For its size, Lincoln has limited options for those who don’t have access to a car: taxi/car service, carpooling or city bus. Those traveling to locations beyond Lincoln will likely take a bus, train or airplane.
BUYING A CAR
There are two options when buying a car: New or used, and both require some work. read more
DRIVER’S LICENSE/CAR REGISTRATION
Getting a driver’s license and registering a car is a necessary process that most people dislike. read more
LINCOLN STREETS
Not all cities are the same, but roads in Lincoln are primarily laid out in a grid pattern. read more
