SERVICES
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# SERVICES
This section contains miscellaneous lifestyle costs as might be accrued during a standard day in the life of a character
## TRAVEL
### PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Most population centers have some form of public transportation available. Planets with multiple large centers may have public transport that connects them together.
#### INTRA-CITY TRANSPORT
Costs are for public transport within the bounds of a population center
| Service | Cost | Trip Duration |
| :---- | :---- | :---- |
| Bus | 1 | 5 min per stop |
| Autocab | 5 | 2D10 minutes |
| Express Transit | 5 | 5 min per stop |
#####BUS
“Bus” refers to any large public transportation vehicle that travels a fixed route with scheduled stops. A bus may accommodate from 30 to 100 passengers, depending upon the vehicle type and the world. Typically one waits 1D10+5 minutes for the next bus on a route.
#####AUTOCAB
“Autocab” refers to a small autonomous vehicle that can accommodate up to six individuals that performs point-to-point travel using public roadways or travel lanes. Once summoned via comm, an autocab with arrive within 1D5 minutes.##### EXPRESS TRANSIT
Like a BUS, this is any large public transportation vehicle that travels on a fixed route with scheduled stops. However, Express transit only stops at key locations (usually transit hubs or popular destinations), sacrificing extensive coverage for increased speed. Express transit typically departs from a transit location every 30 minutes off-peak, and every 10 minutes during peak transit hours.
### RENTALS
Rental vehicles are chartered by the day. Within the rental period, the character renting the vehicle may use it anywhere as long as it’s returned before the end of the rental period. Characters are responsible for charging costs if usage depletes a vehicle’s parabattery (up to 1000km range on a full charge), and typically must return a vehicle with a fully-charged parabattery or pay a fee to recharge it.
#####PASSENGER CAR
With appropriate ID, a small passenger vehicle may be rented. Typical costs are 50Cr \+ 50Cr per day for a groundcar or 50Cr \+ 75Cr per day for a skimmer.##### TRUCK
With appropriate ID, a small cargo truck may be rented. Typical costs are 75Cr \+ 100Cr per day for a ground transport, or 75Cr \+ 150Cr per day for a heavy skimmer.##### AIR TRANSPORT
With appropriate ID, characters may rent an Aircar. Aircars typically cost 100Cr \+ 100Cr per day.
### SPACE TRAVEL
#### ORBIT
Transit from surface to orbit on a developed world usually costs 100Cr. Shuttles are regularly scheduled (frequently operating 4 transits per day), and depart from a planet’s spaceport or launch facility.
#### INTRA-SYSTEM
A variety of options exist for intra-system travel, from scheduled passenger or cargo transport on known transit lanes to tramp ships that operate independently. Prices for scheduled transit typically run about 100Cr per day and operate on fixed schedules, much like surface-based public transportation. Hired transport prices vary wildly, with owner-operators charging whatever they can negotiate with potential customers.
#### STAR TRAVEL
Transit between systems can be time-consuming. For a passenger on the surface of a world, they must first travel to orbit, and then wait on a transit station until their ship begins boarding. Once underway, a ship will spend 1 day to exit the system, and then 1 day per light-year in transit, and finally 1 day entering the new system. Afterwards, if continuing on the same route, the ship will typically layover for 2 days to recharge and resupply, before beginning the process again for the next system on the itinerary.
Tickets for star travel, like intra-system travel, can either be via a scheduled line or by independent owner-operator. Roll 3D10 \- 3 to determine when the next available flight on an outsystem line is scheduled to depart the current system.
Since scheduled lines follow a route, there may be several stops before arriving at the final destination (which must be declared at the time of ticket purchase). Independent “tramp” freighters typically charge whatever can be negotiated with the passengers, while transit lines have their prices regulated. While traveling on an independent offers no guarantees about the comfort or quality of the voyage, scheduled transit does offer a few options for travelling:
#####FIRST CLASS
First class passengers have their own cabin, may bring aboard up to 1000KG of cargo at no charge, and are always the first to board and exit. A First class ticket costs 200Cr per day of travel from departure system to destination system, including any transit between.
#####JOURNEY CLASS
Journey-class tickets share cabins (up to four persons per cabin), and may bring along 500KG of cargo at no charge. A Journey ticket costs 100Cr per day of travel from departure system to destination system, including any transit between.##### STORAGE CLASS
Storage class tickets entitle the passenger to the use of a cryogenic transit pod in a ship’s cargo module, where they are stored during transit. At the destination, Storage passengers are revived. Storage class tickets cost 30Cr per day, and include 100Kg of cargo.
## LIFESTYLE
These are the miscellaneous “cost of living” expenses a character incurs while going about their lives. Rather than itemizing each individual expense, these are covered in a sort of catch-all category that covers the basics of survival (food, shelter, basic public access to data services, etc.) at varying degrees of comfort that are paid by a character each day. Note that these costs are only applicable within a population center large enough to cater to citizenry \- an outpost on a developing world has virtually no infrastructure with which to provide the necessities to characters who cannot undertake to obtain them.
| Quality | Cost | Notes |
| ----- | :---: | ----- |
| Poor | 2 | Only minor comforts above those provided by basic assistance. Dorm or hostel housing and toiletry, cafeteria-style food service; little privacy |
| Modest | 10 | Small private room or shared housing; convenience dining on-demand; basic delivery services. |
| Comfortable | 50 | Private dwelling; good food preparation; moderate delivery services; semi-private data access; modest credit lines for expenses. |
| Wealthy | 200 | Large private dwelling; choice food preparation; customized delivery services; fully private data access; extensive credit lines for expenses. |
| Extravagant | 800 | Bigger, better, faster everything |