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As far as I’m aware, every US city where it’s at all common (let’s say 10%+ of households) to live without a car, it’s extremely expensive to live. Are there ge

As far as I’m aware, every US city where it’s at all common (let’s say 10%+ of households) to live without a car, it’s extremely expensive to live. Are there gems that I’m unaware of?

selimthegrim 6mo ago
New Orleans
- criddell 6mo ago
  Probably not a great place to move to right now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48015218 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48015218
  - rsynnott 6mo ago
    I mean if you're elderly it's probably fine; it's if you plan to still be living there in a few decades that you might want to start worrying.
    - criddell 6mo ago
      If you're elderly and are able to evacuate for a hurricane every few years, sure.
littlexsparkee 6mo ago
There are cities in the Midwest with a large carfree share by necessity (income) but as far as by choice/design, Philly and Baltimore appear to hover around 25-30%
RankingMember 6mo ago
Philly