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Well they're efficient for use cases that any other transportation option doesn't work for. Just like a bus is very efficient at moving 80 people in one directi
by peterwwillis 7y ago
Well they're efficient for use cases that any other transportation option doesn't work for. Just like a bus is very efficient at moving 80 people in one direction, a car is efficient at moving one person in 80 directions.
If we didn't have private cars, businesses couldn't efficiently do things like deliveries, and individual people couldn't make trips that are outside the scope of public transit. So to replace them entirely we still need to fill those gaps.
- spats1990 7y agoMaybe my British English is hindering communication of my point here, because by "private car" I meant "car for private personal i.e. non-commercial use" as I've noted elsewhere, in many areas there is no way around use of private cars due to the lack of population density.