transport-global
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Chooses transport modes for trips: metro vs rental car, rail passes, budget airlines, ferries. Use when the user asks 租车, rail pass, JR Pass, Eurail, or how to get around a destination.
In this repository9 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- atlas-agentSkill
- budget-optimizerSkill
- currencySkill
- dietary-globalSkill
- local-intelSkill
- travel-documentsSkill
- visa-entrySkill
- weatherSkill
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Transport Global
Structured transport decisions for global travel.
Framework
For each question, output a 3-row comparison:
| Dimension | Option A | Option B | Winner |
| City mobility | |||
| Day trips / intercity | |||
| Total N-day cost |
Rules (summary)
See references/transport-guides.md.
- Strong metro cities (Tokyo, Paris, London, NYC, Singapore): do not rent a car in city center
- US/AU/NZ spread-out regions: car often required
- Europe multi-country: compare Eurail pass vs point-to-point tickets
- Japan: recalculate JR Pass vs individual shinkansen fares post-2023 price hike
- Deserts / remote: guided tour or charter, not inexperienced self-drive
Optional L1
Real-time prices via trvl MCP — $ATLAS_ROOT/mcp/recommended-servers.md
Pitfalls
- Left vs right-hand drive by country
- IDP requirements vary
- London/SG congestion charges, US resort fees — include in budget
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