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Yeah fair enough. I was talking mostly from the perspective of young European urbanites, many of which now are turning the lack of a driver's license into a sta
by Rinzler89 2y ago
Yeah fair enough. I was talking mostly from the perspective of young European urbanites, many of which now are turning the lack of a driver's license into a status/social symbol and scorn at you if you even talk about car ownership.
Also car tuning and tinkering is expensive and youngsters here don't habe the money for that, they'd rather travel the world or put it in bitcoins than spend it on restoring old Miatas or buying a Tesla.
Motorcycle enthusiasts though don't seem to be lacking.
- zolbrek 2y agoMaybe among the college educated class but when it comes to young tradies it's the opposite. I know just one who refuses to drive, everyone else is either a proud motorist or in the process of getting their license and saving up for a car.
- Rinzler89 2y agoYeah it's definitely the college educted class for whom everything is a 15 minute walk/bicycle/subway ride away, who see cars as evil and drivers licenses as unnecessary. In the country side people love their cars since they equate to freedom as the only public transportation option is a bus the goes to the city every hour.