I've driven a golf cart around on a residential street and rode in an old model T. Both have an immediacy with your surroundings that you simply do not get in a

I've driven a golf cart around on a residential street and rode in an old model T. Both have an immediacy with your surroundings that you simply do not get in a car. Digress, immediacy is why convertibles were popular. Immediacy is fun. Where driving most cars is like playing a sucky video game. Yes lets play EA's Commute to Work for an hour in the morning and an hour after work. Makes me think about a different world with scooters, bicycles, and low speed vehicles dealing with transits last 3 mile problem instead of using cars cars and more cars.