Check out these links to information on infrastructure:
- Finding a Good School
- City Transit Systems (US only)
- City Transit Systems - Canada
- Google's Worldwide Hospital Listing
- International Airports by Country
10 Steps to Finding the Best Places to Live
By Diane Schmidt, About.com Guide
Are you the kind of person who likes to take public transit to work, avoiding parking fees, traffic and high gas prices? Find a city that has a good public transit system that will allow you the flexibility you need to get to work or to do errands. And if you have family members who require good healthcare, good schools, then this should be a priority in choosing where to live. Make sure you consider all infrastructure needs of the entire family before you decide on where to live.
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- Step 1: Do You Prefer a Big City or a Small Town?
- Step 2: What Kind of Weather/Climate Do You Prefer?
- Step 3: What About Culture, Entertainment and Lifestyle Options?
- Step 4: Where's the Best Place to Find a Job?
- Step 5: What About Good Schools, Transportation and Medical Services?
- Step 6: Is an Outdoor Life Important to You?
- Step 7: How Safe Will You Be?
- Step 8: What About the Political Climate?
- Step 9: How Much Will that Cup of Coffee Cost?
- Step 10: Don't Forget Your Spiritual Life
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