If you live in a rural area, it's understandable but if you live in a city it's not great. Re: where I am going to this, I already stated my point. Dependency o

If you live in a rural area, it's understandable but if you live in a city it's not great. Re: where I am going to this, I already stated my point. Dependency on your own piece of metal for transportation purposes is shocking. Ideally, driving would be a choice and you would always have public transportation as a backup. But if as a society, you reach a point where not owning a piece of metal restricts your activities in your area, it sounds like an awful issue with serious socioeconomic implications.