Nancy wrote -
JM>> If I lived in NYC I wouldn't want a car either.
Finding a convenient parking space can indeed be a major job... and
there are also lots of other regulations that make it harder to keep a car....
I can't see why a able bodied person would want a car in the city.
There are buses, cabs, subways, now Uber and all.
The only reason I can think of needing a car would be taking home large, bulky items from a store. But how often does that happen? (And
wouldn't those businesses (other than big box stores) offer some sort of delivery service? Need to ask a guy I know who lived in NYC for years).
Overall it would seen cost effective in that event to rent a car.
Joe
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