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People here are saying a lot that cars are convenient because there's more roads... like... let public transport run on those roads? People seem to literally be unable to realize that things are the way they are now solely because you refuse to believe they can be in any other way and don't solve problems because "it's not practical". Short termed thinking runs too much
It's the path of least resistance. If public transport was more effiencent and faster, people would opt for that.
But then you're also dealing with the weather, or some people like the privacy or they enjoy driving their own car. Or not having to worry about time tables and waiting.
All these factor in, and that's why many prefer cars.
and that's what I'm talking about, selfishness and short termed thinking