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Do 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 lazine
by matsemann 4y ago
Do 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".