Destroyed? No. It has to exist to be destroyed. I've lived in two places with busses. One is my current location in Norway, and I don't need a car to do my eve

Destroyed? No. It has to exist to be destroyed. I've lived in two places with busses. One is my current location in Norway, and I don't need a car to do my everyday stuff. The other was in Indiana. You couldn't always get home if you worked second shift and you couldn't get home from the bar: they also didn't run on sundays. Slightly more common were taxis (but I've lived more than one place without this as well). The taxis were never reliable in the US: For example, my car broke. I called the cab company, who told me that it was impossible to order a car ahead of time and they couldn't give me a decent time to call - waiting time could be anywhere from 15 minutes to two hours. As you can imagine, it makes getting to work or to a doctor appointment difficult - especially if you are stuck outside before they opened. City to city public transportation just doesn't exist most places.