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A difference is most Dutch families have one car, whereas the majority of American families have two or more.
by Symbiote 3y ago
A difference is most Dutch families have one car, whereas the majority of American families have two or more.
- cheschire 3y agoAt least three of my neighbors I can see from my front door here in America have 5 to 8 cars. But that’s also because they have to be multigenerational to afford a SFH these days.
- M95D 3y agoBecause in America, if you car breaks down, you're fscked.
- acdha 3y agoThis is true, and I think it’s driving a lot of generational backlash because a lot of younger people are realizing they may never be able to afford to have a commute under an hour, or paid well enough to ignore the mounting costs of that lifestyle, especially as a lot of the infrastructure costs are going up sharply to deal with maintenance.