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I'd imagine most folks in Romania can also easily get away with never owning a car in their lifetime, without any perceivable negative connotations to their qua
by cnst 7y ago
I'd imagine most folks in Romania can also easily get away with never owning a car in their lifetime, without any perceivable negative connotations to their quality of life, whilst it's not really a possibility in most parts of the US, especially in California.
- Tade0 7y agoI paid around $4.79 the other day in Poland - a country which is experiencing rapid growth in car ownership, because public transportation outside of cities has been all but dismantled. All in all I think it wouldn't hurt to start driving either smaller or more fuel-efficient vehicles.
- xyzzyz 7y agoPoland is experiencing rapid growth in car ownership because people are getting wealthier and can afford cars and gas, while public transportation outside of dense cities is slow, inconvenient, expensive, or all of the above.
- mantas 7y agoAssuming that Romania is like the rest of ex-Eastern bloc, not really. You're good if you live downtown in one of the few major cities and don't need to get out of town (e.g. relatives in rural regions). So sort of like US... If you move to NYC and don't need to get out of it...