Depends where you live. Over here, in Eastern Europe i have no need for a car(i sold it this year, after 10 years). Public transport is really decent if you u

Depends where you live. Over here, in Eastern Europe i have no need for a car(i sold it this year, after 10 years). Public transport is really decent if you use it outside of rush hours, most stores are in walking distance(not only form my location but all over the city). And there is a great network of cycle lanes so you can easily cycle to work. Plus our cities are usually wide, but not tall, which means more places for developers to build houses.