> but only by an hour or two So if I have a pretty normal set of afternoon errands like, go to the doctor, get groceries, drop groceries off at home and go to

> but only by an hour or two So if I have a pretty normal set of afternoon errands like, go to the doctor, get groceries, drop groceries off at home and go to my evening meetup, I'm only looking at an extra 4-8 hours of transit time? An extra 15-30 minutes of transit time(per leg) is basically what is actually sustainable for non-drivers to be able to get multiple things done in a day.