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Same for Germany and the UK, in my experience. Within or very close to major cities, it’s feasible albeit often slow and frustrating. A bit further out, cars a
by mft_ 5y ago
Same for Germany and the UK, in my experience. Within or very close to major cities, it’s feasible albeit often slow and frustrating.
A bit further out, cars are close to vital, unless you specifically optimise for public transport when choosing your home and work locations, and accept major restrictions around social and hobby activities.
- thefr0g 5y agoI live in germany and even in "structually weak" eastern regions you can get by ok without a car unless you live in a very tiny village or are physically impaired. Public transport could be way cheaper though. Imo many people in germany have still to realize that it's not feasible to make big bucks in the city while hiding from the fruits of their labour in the countryside.