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Re:Driving Is Losing Its Allure for More Americans by simplyinfinity on Sunday February 07, 2016 @04:28PM (#11054936)
If you live in a city where everything you need is 1-2 blocks away and you have good public transport, Why would you need a car that sits idle 95% of the time? Just because you don't have to carry a bag ?
Re:Driving Is Losing Its Allure for More Americans by Grishnakh on Monday February 08, 2016 @05:25PM (#11061318)
Because very, very few cities in the US have "good public transport", and even then they only have it in certain small areas. In NYC, public transit is pretty decent in Manhattan, and a part of Brooklyn, and that's it. Everywhere else it sucks: Bronx, Queens, Staten Island, the rest of Brooklyn, and everything on the NJ side (Jersey City, Newark, etc.).

What we need to do is build SkyTran.

Re:Driving Is Losing Its Allure for More Americans by xrcltr on Sunday February 07, 2016 @04:38PM (#11054995)
It is so much nicer living outside a city compared to living in one.
Re:Driving Is Losing Its Allure for More Americans by dllthomas on Sunday February 07, 2016 @05:23PM (#11055226)
That depends a lot on the city and situation.
Re:Driving Is Losing Its Allure for More Americans by reasonality on Sunday February 07, 2016 @04:29PM (#11054946)
If you live in a city, then you have far bigger problems. It's no way to live.
Re:Driving Is Losing Its Allure for More Americans by jrock08 on Sunday February 07, 2016 @05:04PM (#11055132)
If you live in a suburb you have far bigger problems. It's no way to live.

(see, I can say the same low quality thing you did and replace city with suburb)

Living in a large city has many huge benefits. Density of people leads to diversity and density in entertainment and food. Density means that you will find large groups of people that engage in the same esoteric hobbies.