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Re: Environment vs. consumption and convenience
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September 06, 2005, 05:17:04 pm »
It is a catch 22 situation - without good public transport most people have no option but to rely on their car. I'm lucky living in London - most of my usual buses run every 8 mins during the day, and even run all night at 20 min intervals!! We sold our car over five years ago, hiring one when it's unavoidable. However, I tend to rely on buses and trains. You can catch a train to just about anywhere in the UK from London with only 1 or 2 changes so we really are spoilt. At a recent wedding in Wiltshire hubby and I beat the car driver's journeys by hours.
Unfortunately so few people are in this position - it makes me really angry how bad public transport is in the rest of the country. It's impossible to get people out of cars if there is no realistic alternative.
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