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Yet I'm sure you realize that in other parts of the world that could not be the case. There was an article on HN a few months ago about this difference between
by BitMastro 14y ago
Yet I'm sure you realize that in other parts of the world that could not be the case.
There was an article on HN a few months ago about this difference between USA and Europe. In USA having a car is almost mandatory, because of the distance between the cities and the state of public transport. In Europe not having a car is not not so uncommon (almost everyone of my friends and I don't have a car), especially if you live in a city.
- encoderer 14y agoRight, which is probably why he said "Mass transit isn't an issue here". Yes, we (americans, especially those on HN) get it. You have trains.