Besides the financial and environmental reasons, I see cars as being misaligned with a frictionless culture that the young are used to. It's a real hassle to d

Besides the financial and environmental reasons, I see cars as being misaligned with a frictionless culture that the young are used to. It's a real hassle to drive, park and do maintenance/accreditation/insurance on a car that most people simply accept because that's the way things are done. Honestly, I'm 35 and I've always felt car-culture reminded me of smokers in the 60s: it's terrible overall but most people can't seem to see the problems since it's so widespread.