> every time I’ve been on one there’s been some drugged out maniac sketching everyone out. I'd never been on a bus until I moved out of the US, and I've never

> every time I’ve been on one there’s been some drugged out maniac sketching everyone out. I'd never been on a bus until I moved out of the US, and I've never run into that problem. > you people who are obsessed with trains and busses I'm not obsessed, I grew up in the US. I drove a car every day since I was 16.5 years old, well into my 30s. I also drove fuel trucks, tractors, boats, and so much more during my life in the US. It wasn't until I moved out of the US that I saw a different way of living. Does it have issues? Yep. Does it mean I can live without a car payment, insurance, and maintenance costs? Hell yeah, and that is a lot of money. Do I miss having a car? Yes! I actually do. However, when I need one, I can usually rent an electric BMW one for a few hours for ~50 USD an hour, or ~100 for a day. But realistically, on average, I only need a car for a day, every few months.