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In that case it seems Norway has A) extremely lazy people and/or B) very bad public transport, if you need car to travel less than 10km.
by petodo 4y ago
In that case it seems Norway has A) extremely lazy people and/or B) very bad public transport, if you need car to travel less than 10km.
- amelius 4y agoOr very bad weather.
- petodo 4y agoOne would think if EV can operate in bad weather, there is no reason why public transport should not handle it for such short distance as well.
- matsemann 4y agoDo you think the numbers are better for the US for instance, where it often is impossible to walk between two different stores? I wouldn't ascribe it to laziness. While I really want to remove many cars because all the negative effects they have on society (pollution, noise, dangers, area use etc), it's a structural problem. It's too easy too drive compared to the alternatives for many people. For me, I bike to work every day, no matter the season.
- petodo 4y agoNorway is in Europe so I judge it by European public transport standards. Honestly 10km is easily doable even on electric bike, that's really extremely short distance (unless when snowy/wet/mountanious). > It's too easy too drive compared to the alternatives for many people. Which is just more words for "laziness".