> If everybody would ride (other than jobs like plumber where having tools/parts in the truck is part of the job) there would be more than enough demand to supp

> If everybody would ride (other than jobs like plumber where having tools/parts in the truck is part of the job) there would be more than enough demand to support Oh and one more thing; there are no sidewalks nor lighting on any of the residential streets in our town. When you walk here after dark you better damn well have a flashlight in your hand (most cellphones don't throw enough light far enough), futhermore if its rainy and foggy like it often is in summer or late autumn--dude it's no joke. My main concern when I drive here after dark is to Not hit a pedestrian, they are few and far between but still. My point is; we need car ownership here, will it always be this way? IDK, but that is the current reality and you're not going to change that anytime in the near future without years long infrastructure projects.