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Agree on this point. I have a "compact" pickup and I absolutely will not even try to park it in a garage as the spaces are too small. I wish the judgement wou
by turtlebits 5y ago
Agree on this point. I have a "compact" pickup and I absolutely will not even try to park it in a garage as the spaces are too small.
I wish the judgement would stop on what people need/use. If they cause a huge impact, add a tax. (lower the gas guzzler MPG requirement, etc)
Any before anyone says anything, I do construction/wood working on the side so yes, I absolutely use it but do not daily drive it.
- Karrot_Kream 5y agoThe judgement exists because construction is happening in economies around the world but only Americans drive this many large vehicles. Unless you think Americans are building _more_ than other economies (which it definitely isn't), you'll quickly come to the conclusion that because parking and large lane widths are mandated by local code and vehicle weight isn't really taxed in any way, that Americans have an incentive to buy as big a car as they can that fits within their government mandated built environment.