It's like the Yogi Berra saying: Nobody drives, there's too much traffic. I mostly gave up a car living in Washington, DC. I still had one, but only because my

It's like the Yogi Berra saying: Nobody drives, there's too much traffic. I mostly gave up a car living in Washington, DC. I still had one, but only because my apartment had free parking. It came in handy for occasional work trips and road trips, but day-to-day I walked or biked almost everywhere. Yet, the main reason it was not useful was because the roads were so packed with traffic, at almost all hours of the day, that it was nearly impossible to drive anywhere. Let alone find somewhere to park that wouldn't charge you $20. If enough people fall out of love with cars, maybe it driving will become attractive again.