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I think it’s because of the way the country was built. Getting from A to B without a car is drastically worse, and it adds up to a proportionally bad quality of
by culopatin 6y ago
I think it’s because of the way the country was built. Getting from A to B without a car is drastically worse, and it adds up to a proportionally bad quality of living unless you happen to live in a walkable older city (NYC, Boston for example). In some places like Florida your nearest store could be 4 miles away. The bus here is so underutilized and so inconvenient that I don’t think I’ve ever considered. A 30m drive is a 2h bus ride.
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