Haven’t bought a car since we moved to Melbourne in January and it’s been so easy without one. We pay $15 a month for a service that lets us rent a car at the end of our street for $12/hr (capped at $80 a day) and that *includes* gas (there’s a fuel card in it).
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The nearest supermarket is 110 metres from my home.
The railway station is 750 metres away.
My bicycle in Utrecht lives in the world's largest bicycle parking garage.
This week's post and video explain how I've managed to live most of my life without owning a car.
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When you live in a very car-dependent society, it might be hard to imagine, but you can live without owning a car. I’ve done so for almost my entire life. I did learn to drive, back in 1984, but I only ever owned a car briefly—when I was just turning 20. I had it for four months, from 2 August 1985 until 15 December 1985.
