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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
This. I really can't stand all the elitist people out there who push public transportation as if it is some Nirvana without actually acknowledging that there are real issues with that option.

Even if the bus stopped right in front of my house and dropped me off right in front of my work, I would still drive. Safety and comfort issues aside, there's just a level of flexibility I can get with a car that you simply can't do with public transport. I often have a lot of errands that need to be done on a tight schedule that simply wouldn't be possible if I had to use the bus. There is also the simple fact that no matter how good public transport gets, it will never be as convenient as a car.

That's not to say that I oppose expanding public transport or anything. I think it's a good idea in a lot of cases, and it really is a benefit to a lot of people especially those living in urban areas. Plus, more people using the bus means less traffic for me to deal with. Just that I think it's not always the best thing for everyone.
gpt
I just think people should have the option to walk or take public transportation if they don't want to drive. There are a lot of neighborhoods here in the US that don't even have sidewalks. I don't care if you want to drive to work, but a lot of our infastructure is built with ONLY cars in mind and it sucks.