Re:Why Are American Cities Squalid?
by tzs on Wednesday January 17, 2024 @11:03AM
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> with almost universal automobile ownership
Around 92% of US households have at least one car. That's higher, but not a lot higher, than some European countries.
France was around 86% in 2015.
I couldn't find recent household car data for Germany, but did find that 72% say they own their own car, 7% said that they have a company car, and 13% said they use a family member's car.
Around 92% of US households have at least one car. That's higher, but not a lot higher, than some European countries.
France was around 86% in 2015.
I couldn't find recent household car data for Germany, but did find that 72% say they own their own car, 7% said that they have a company car, and 13% said they use a family member's car.
In Italy 89% of households own a car.