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NEW! The ZooKeeper vehicle pet barrier. Tilt. Slide. Recline. The ZooKeeper is the only metal tubing pet barrier that moves with your seats. EASY to install in 2-door cars, 4-door cars, trucks with extended cabs, wagons and SUVs. No tools needed! Design allows seat movement and easy backseat access. (aka Zoo Keeper pet barrier) Engineered in USA. Patent pending. Sale Price: $79.99 Average Rating:   |
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1) NEW and exclusive, innovative design maintains seat movement and easy backseat access. 2) Design allows for more visibility than most pet barriers, helping drivers maintain clear sight for vision. 3) Pet barrier works with flexibile cords that wrap around your headrest hardware. Nothing is permanent. Works with your car and seats as they are. Flexible cords feature adjustable and flexible connection points that allow seats to tilt forward, recline backward, and slideall independently of each other. 4) Guaranteed to work with headrests in ALL types of vehicles: 2-Door Cars, 4-Door Cars, Trucks with Extended Cabs, Wagons, and SUVs. 5) No tools needed! Easy assembly. Easy installation. Easy removal. Assemble in minutes. Install in minutes. Remove in minutes. 6) Custom fits to your vehicle with horizontal and vertical adjustments. 7) Black matte finish accents any interior décor while preventing shiny blind spots. 8) Made with heavy gauge tubing for durability. Protective caps around tubing prevent rattles. 9) Expandable from 42" to 61 wide. Height is 28.75". Fits space perfectly between seats, consoles and ceilings. 10) Engineered in USA. Patent pending. 11) 100% satisfaction, no hassle, money back, guarantee! |
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which is the most efficient public vehicle to you, a bus, a cab, or a train?
Seems like it would depend on where you wanted to go. If your destination was on a bus route, there is no cheaper transportation. A train would be more comfortable, but unless your destination was a train station, you're going to have to arrange more transportation. A taxi is undoubtedly the most desirable, as it will take you exactly where you want to go, but it's going to be the most expensive.
If you just judge efficiency by cost per mile, the bus is the hands down winner. Cabs are expensive and carrying one person at a time is not very efficient; trains carry lots of people at a time, but you are paying a lot of tax dollars to subsidize them. The bus does the same trip regardless of the number of people and at a fixed rate.