This is an assumption you make when growing up in suburbia. I assumed all adults knew how to drive and had a car. Or access to one. My college roommate, who was

This is an assumption you make when growing up in suburbia. I assumed all adults knew how to drive and had a car. Or access to one. My college roommate, who was from NYC, didn't have a license and it kind of shocked me when he told me. He was very well organized on the public transit front. Like knowing exactly when to leave the dorm to catch the bus without having to stand out in the cold for more than 5 minutes. This is something I didn't master until moving to a city myself. Now that I've lived without a car for so long I'm not even sure I want another one. Buses, Uber, and rentals fill the void nicely.