• K[r]ukenberg@feddit.ch
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    1 year ago

    Study in US

    The difference is likely less in developed countries with functional public transport

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      1 year ago

      And if they drive, they drive less ridiculous cars. The fact that the F150 is the most sold car in the US is just mind boggling.

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        1 year ago

        Is it bad that I’m seeing more and more of those huge ass trucks here in Australia?

        Those trucks make no sense to me.

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          Yes, as an American that prefers to drive small cars I feel like driving is no longer safe. I can’t see past any of the tank sized cars that make up 75% of the vehicles on the road and I know, from experience, how destructive getting hit by one of those vehicles can be. I’m down to driving 1-2 times per month and I’m terrified every time I get behind the wheel. The only reason I keep a car is to visit family that lives about 130km away since the Republicans in my area have killed every train project between my hometown and my parents’ town.

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          The sad thing is, I really want a truck for transporting stuff for hobbyist gardening and woodworking, but it’s so hard to find a truck that isn’t 20ft tall with more cabin than bed space. Two door trucks are getting harder to find.

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            Wouldn’t they just hire a truck if they ever need that? I mean that’s what we did, we moved twice in the last 20 years and one involved moving over 300 miles away to another city