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I don't know, man. I live in Colorado, in a super bike-friendly city, and I'm buying a car. Can't take public transportation to a campground. Can't take publ
by neutronicus 13y ago
I don't know, man.
I live in Colorado, in a super bike-friendly city, and I'm buying a car. Can't take public transportation to a campground. Can't take public transportation to a mountain bike trail. Public transportation for skiing is a huge pain in the ass.
- HaloZero 13y agoBut will you ride it daily to work? I think an argument isn't that nobody needs cars but more people will be relying on them less and the total # of hours spent driving them will be reduced.
- qu4z-2 13y agoIndeed. As you carry on in that direction, hiring a car when necessary may become much more attractive compared to the upkeep on a car you only use occasionally.
- neutronicus 13y agoI belong to a non-profit carshare, and that shit adds up fast, especially if you want a car for a whole day.
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- arnoooooo 13y agoYou can rent when you need it. For the amount a car costs you each year, you can rent a car or take a taxi a good number of times.