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Similarly, the emergent generation in American often reject learning to drive a car, as renunciation of the anthropocentric lifestyle.
by anjel 3y ago
Similarly, the emergent generation in American often reject learning to drive a car, as renunciation of the anthropocentric lifestyle.
- ilyt 3y agoI'd imagine it's more coz they can't afford it or have place to store it than anything else
- bobthepanda 3y agoNah, driving is also stressful and traffic is not fun. I’ve seen recently a fair amount of car enthusiasts start buying into the walkable cities/public transit mantra, because a car enthusiast does not find city/suburban stop and go traffic to be the thing they’re enthusiastic about.
- ilyt 3y agoRight but that didn't change in last 20 years. Cities that suck driving (and walking) in now sucked as much and more 20 years ago. It's not that that changed how much people want to have driving license.
- bobthepanda 3y agoThe amount of delay has increased over the last 20 years with a blip when everybody was locked down. Lane miles have not kept up with population growth or increasing sprawl, and investment in alternatives to traffic is quite poor.