Commuting

                                  Space it takes to transport 60 people by bicycle, car and bus 

Unless you live way out in a country town or have a job that makes it necessary, I can’t see the point of owning (or at least regularly using) a car. If you calculate the cost of getting a drivers licence, getting driving lessons, buying the car, insurance, petrol, and parking – you’re looking at quite a large figure, especially when you compare this to the cost of public transport. There are always exceptions, but most cities and towns have decent enough public transport. For environmental reasons bicycles (or walking) are the best way to get around but not always the most practical.

The more people that are born into the world the more crowded the roads will get, the more pollution it creates and the more it will costs us all. So if not for the environment, consider your wallet and try alternatives to cars when getting around. You can read the paper, listen to music, or even learn a language (personally i like to read novels). The more people that are born into the world the more crowded the roads will get, the more pollution it creates and the more it will costs us all. So if not for the environment, consider your wallet and try alternatives to cars when getting around.