Guess it would've helped to click the link ... 2 person households, 38 million with 1+ cars, 2 million without. 4+ person households are almost as likely to h

Guess it would've helped to click the link ... 2 person households, 38 million with 1+ cars, 2 million without. 4+ person households are almost as likely to have 4 or more cars as 0 or 1 cars. Single person households are almost as likely to have 2 or more cars as no car at all. (The dominant number of vehicles by far is, of course, 1.) Of the 85 million households with more than one person, only 3 million have no cars at all. You can "undercount" and adjust all you want, you're talking 5%, maybe 7% maximum of "parents without cars." Of course it's possible, in a few scattered geographic areas with high density and convenient public transit. But that's not almost any of America.