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Topic	dominance of personal automobile ownership in the US is bonkers
adjl 04/07/23 5:18:21 PM #36:	agesboy posted... Now that I think of it, that was literally the one time in my life I could actually walk places or had any kind of access to public transportation (a couple of buses ran around campus and occasionally out into town). I could literally go weeks without touching my car unless I wanted 3AM taco bell. It was so fucking good. Sometimes I would just lend my car to family members for months at a time because it was unnecessary for me... but that's because dorm life was designed from the start to be a walkable microcosm. Yep. A lot of people reflect very fondly on their time in university for exactly that reason: they didn't have to drive if they didn't want to. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:972700771] in dominance ... [t:80403499]...</cite> <quote>agesboy posted... </cite><quote>Now that I think of it, that was literally the one time in my life I could actually walk places or had any kind of access to public transportation (a couple of buses ran around campus and occasionally out into town). I could literally go weeks without touching my car unless I wanted 3AM taco bell. It was so fucking good. Sometimes I would just lend my car to family members for months at a time because it was unnecessary for me... but that's because dorm life was designed from the start to be a walkable microcosm.</quote>Yep. A lot of people reflect very fondly on their time in university for exactly that reason: they didn't have to drive if they didn't want to. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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