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Why do you assume I live in an urban area where those are options?
by R_haterade 9y ago
Why do you assume I live in an urban area where those are options?
- bsder 9y ago5-10K miles per year and quoting highway mileage numbers? Even elderly drivers that I know in rural areas in the US have a difficult time staying in 5K-10K miles per year. Someone living in a rural or suburban area in the US has a 30 mile round trip for just about anything. Even 3 trips a week would put you above 5K miles. And you won't be getting 40mpg on those roads. So, either you really don't do much (possible) at which point delivery probably suffices as you have minimal needs. Or, you don't have to drive very far, which would tend to place you in a dense suburb or urban setting. Or, you could, of course, simply be one of the lucky people who live in a rural/sparse suburban setting that just happens to have everything you need within a walk or very short drive. Those places do exist--the number of people who have the opportunity to live in them is very small, however.