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Old 01-13-2024, 07:05 PM   #36897
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Lack of reliable public transit?
There is fairly decent public transit through much of the greater Vancouver area. To me, there is no excuse for not having winter grade tires on your car in January or driving too fast for the road conditions. And, yes, I'm one of those annoying people who do not drive the speed limit if the road conditions are bad.

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In some areas, there's also a stigma for being a non-driver. I've had it directed towards myself, until the person realized that they probably don't want a brain-damaged idiot with poor peripheral vision and a tendency to faint who's been told by a doctor not to drive operating 2000+ pounds of metal at high speeds.
You only live once! Get out there and conquer your fears! Drive, baby, drive!

Seriously, congratulations on knowing your limits and staying within them.

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Damn North America and its car-centric culture.
Not sure if it is the car-centric culture or the people who share the simple optimism of Pollyanna that nothing bad will happen to them.
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