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We find that nearly one fifth of urban and suburban US car owners express a definite interest in living car-free (18 %), and an additional 40 % are open to the idea. This is in addition to the small share (10 %) of urban and suburban US residents currently living without a car.

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[–] Goldholz@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 13 hours ago

I met one that once argued that "cars are important! They create jobs and the money you are forced to spend on them makes money go round!" He was not joking around. He was dead seriouse