>Even driving from one place to another, you're confined to the freeways. Plane to train is also the same as train to car. The US has all sorts of non-express

>Even driving from one place to another, you're confined to the freeways. Plane to train is also the same as train to car. The US has all sorts of non-expressway routes that are fun to drive and you see so much culture, culture you can actually stop and interact with trivially. For example, the classic Route 66, which you can still drive today. Or make your own routes with all this fancy GPS stuff we have today. There's something wonderful about cars that I think we're going to miss as we continue to urbanize and move into self-driving taxi's or other exotic tech. The few long drives I've take out of the city have been very pleasurable.