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There are ways to move around other than driving, you know...

• Spivak 9y ago
  I'll bite, what are my options for moving distances that are too far to walk, too short to fly, and don't involve vehicles?
  • saint_fiasco 9y ago
    You can use a vehicle that is small and slow enough that it won't kill pedestrians on a collision. For example, a bicycle or a segway. There is also mass transit, which can go over rails away from pedestrians or even underground.
    • shuntress 9y ago
      >which can go over [highways] away from pedestrians or even underground This is also a point for automobiles.
    • mmirate 9y ago
      > a bicycle These only work if the destination isn't an event that requires attendees to be presentable and thus avoid smelling like cyclists. (And if it was close enough for a "casual-effort cycling" then it was close enough to walk, too.) > a segway These are illegal in a huge number of places, iirc.
      • jablan 9y ago
        I am cycling to work, and I don't "smell like a cyclist". It takes 20-25 minutes by bicycle, would take a bit over an hour on foot. Huge number of my colleagues do the same. Pls get your facts right.