> A car feels much better and is more convenient as well. That is unsurprising. Though, when you are stuck in gridlock, do you think to yourself, "this is exac

> A car feels much better and is more convenient as well. That is unsurprising. Though, when you are stuck in gridlock, do you think to yourself, "this is exactly where I want to be?" The car commutes I had in Seattle were 90% gridlock, very common to spend about 30 minutes to travel 7 miles. I went into office one night and it took 14 minutes total. One evening trying to get home during rush hour it took 45 minutes just to get down the on-ramp onto the actual highway! In total that was a two hour commute to travel 12 miles. The 2 hours was atypical, but spending 60-90 minutes to get home was typical.