Re:Rideshare operations are being suspended in California
by ghaff on Thursday August 20, 2020 @12:44PM
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I totally understand that it doesn't always make economic sense to own a car. But I confess that it's really hard for me to understand the mentality of not getting a drivers license if able to do so. So many of the activities I do when in the Bay Area (and elsewhere) are pretty much impossible without either renting a car or having someone else drive me which isn't always possible. I've even had jobs that I couldn't have done without driving.
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Re:Rideshare operations are being suspended in California
by nemothekid on Thursday August 20, 2020 @12:56PM
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1. Things just tended to "work out". I'm not someone who sweats the small stuff when planning things. At the very least if I'm going somewhere "remote" (Tahoe, Santa Cruz), I wouldn't be by myself and I could ride with someone else.
2. You'd be surprised how far you can take an Uber. I had a friend take an Uber from SF to Sacremento.
Re:Rideshare operations are being suspended in California
by ghaff on Thursday August 20, 2020 @01:01PM
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I wouldn't consider, say, the Santa Cruz mountains remote. I go there all the time when I'm in the Bay Area. But, yes, I'm sure like many things one adjusts their expectations and desires based on their constraints. I'd find not having a car in the Bay Area extremely limiting.