what are the advantages and disadvantages of driving a car?

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Reply 40

BigYoSpeck

Original post by The_Internet

Either way , the battery issue is a non issue for most people. I'll sell it to you for that much in 10 years time lol

Deal! Provided it passes inspection, of course :smile:

Original post by RoyalSheepy

If that is true, then why not just leave earlier and be more organised... There's no excuse if you live in a city not to travel on public transport.

How about people that work unsociable hours?

Reply 41

RoyalSheepy

Original post by BigYoSpeck

How about people that work unsociable hours?

There is the exception to cases such as that; however, still public transport still runs in cities at late hours.

Reply 42

The_Internet

Original post by RoyalSheepy

If that is true, then why not just leave earlier and be more organised... There's no excuse if you live in a city not to travel on public transport.

There actually is. Right now, commuting makes most sense as it's quicker, easier, about as expensive as driving and really reliable.

Moving closer to work means that great train link has gone. It's then slower, harder, and pricier than driving in. Work has free parking on site