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   pouncingtiger said, about 1 year ago

   Two solutions; get a better vehicle or be a better driver.
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   MochaJane said, about 1 year ago

   So why are they standing at a bus stop?
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   kevin78661 said, about 1 year ago

   @MochaJane

   some people don’t feel the need to drive their vehicle everywhere and then have to find a place to park it, time consuming and a waste of energy.
   Smarter people ride public transport when it is there.
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   Herkimer Harknfarph said, about 1 year ago

   @kevin78661

   …or ride a bike.
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   Ronald Davis said, about 1 year ago

   @Herkimer Harknfarph

   Where I live, the roads are salted a lot in winter, so a bicycle used for commuting every work day only lasts through two winters. I recommend and use a winter bicycle, whose main requirement is that it is the cheapest that money can buy. Cheap bikes have fat, knobby tires, which are good for winter. But when I switch from my mid-priced racing bike each fall, I feel as if I am pulling a plow.
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   treesareus said, about 1 year ago

   It is 85 miles to where we can go shopping where I live. The fools in the little town near us have “public transportation”..6 little buses that travel around empty most of the time. The drivers laugh about it, but it is paid for by tax dollars, so they don’t care if it is a total joke. Talk about a waste of energy..6 mpg just because the big city folks like public transportation and think everyone should too.
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   whmIII said, about 1 year ago

   @MochaJane

   Because he IS a lousy driver…
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   Ed Peters said, about 1 year ago

   It’s called no snow tires. Notice they are both taking the bus!
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   Nun'Ya Bidness said, about 1 year ago

   @kevin78661

   Then they have to pay to park it close to work. 10 years ago it was about $18 for 3 hours in downtown Chicago. If you have an ‘off-roader’ you have to pay extra.
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    comicsssfan said, about 1 year ago

    Off-roaded into a ditch.
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