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Yet another reason to continue using public transport and my ebike rather than buy a car. I realize not everyone has the means to do this, but if you do, then it's the better option.
I know a lot of people define it as a necessity, but I feel that it's a life choice too.
I'd rather sacrifice a lot of other things (eg. rejecting one job vs another) if I can keep using alternatives to private cars.
I would love to have the privilege of living in a nice and relatively big family house in the suburbs, but I'd rather live in a small cramped apartment farther away from some of my siblings if that means having better transport options without needing to purchase and maintain a car.
I wonder, if everyone had similar preferences, whether the world would adapt to actually make public transport (or alternatively, home office / delivery) as widespread of a commodity as having roads for private vehicles.
Ebikes are also on the same path