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It doesn't negate your point, but here in the UK, in a village of <1000, mostly elderly people; with a couple of buses a day; nearest market town is several mil
by pbhjpbhj 4y ago
It doesn't negate your point, but here in the UK, in a village of <1000, mostly elderly people; with a couple of buses a day; nearest market town is several miles away .. people order shopping online, and some suppliers (eg fresh fish, local farm vegetable boxes) bring a van around.
Even in rural areas you can get supermarket home delivery, it costs a few quid for the delivery but is considerably cheaper than car ownership.
Pretty much everyone has cars though.