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I live in a suburb of Seattle, I haven’t owned a car for about two years. It used to be owning a car was liberating, but now I think the day I sold my car was o
by eddieh 7y ago
I live in a suburb of Seattle, I haven’t owned a car for about two years. It used to be owning a car was liberating, but now I think the day I sold my car was one of the most liberating days of my life.
- nabakin 7y agoCars just come with so much baggage. The insurance, maintenance, purchase price, risk of collision, etc.
- avisser 7y agoHow frequently do you "share" the road with cars? How many of your neighbors are car-less?
- eddieh 7y agoWhat do you mean "share" the road with cars? I walk almost everywhere. I have a Zipcar account that I use less than once a month and a bus pass that I use even less frequently. It is hard to say how many of my neighbors are car-less, most people seem to own cars, but not out of necessity — it is a pretty rich area.