Errands? I guess you could get by without a car. But then, you could get by without leaving the house for the most part, with groceries and other stuff delivere

Errands? I guess you could get by without a car. But then, you could get by without leaving the house for the most part, with groceries and other stuff delivered to your door. Still, the average number of cars per household is more than 1 in the suburbs. And that's no surprise really, because work is not in the suburbs. Especially not the jobs that pay enough to live in suburbia. If you're lucky the one bus line or tram line in your suburb goes to near your job. More commonly, it doesn't. Look, people use cars because they are practical. They are fucking expensive, so anyone who reasonably can do without, will. People in inner cities do not use cars that often, because a car is a heavier burden there. Parking is expensive and difficult in the city.