Ok, letâs burn every personal vehicle, and every semi in the US. The cities wonât be much different, and living outside of the cities (such as I do) would become like living in the wild west. The car is connectivity for rural people. Take away the car and the countryside crumbles.
This creates problems for cities too. Where do you think food comes from? If you cut the connectivity of the countryside you also reduce the quantity of products shipped to cities, and as much as you would like to believe it, you canât build rails everywhere you can take a car. In some cases itâs just impractical, others itâs just impossible.
You may say now âwe survived in cities for 1000s of years without the satanic invention that is the car, we can just do that againâ. Well, 1000s, even just 100yrs ago, cities were way smaller than the are now. Thatâs not just our âbackwardsâ American cities, but for all cities. Even youâre beloved âperfectâ indian cities. Larger cities grow into what used to be farm land surrounding them, thus both reducing the amount of space available to grow food, as well as pushing the source farther away from the people who need it but canât produce it for themselves. You canât feed all of Bombay with rooftop farms, thereâs just not enough space.
Face the facts, cars, and roads arenât going anywhere regardless of how much you despise them. Quite frankly, probaly 75+% of people alive today depend on the existence of the road-going vehicle for their survival.
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bro who said that?
no one got anywhere without roads and trucks and stuff lol
big boi trucks and smol trucks 
our food mostly comes in from eastern maharashtra and punjab by train so yes
bro what 
you havent seen traffic in most parts of cities and cleanliness issues in some areas dominated by minority community?
who despises them?
thats sounds cool af
you
it doesnât matter. Planes, boats, bikes and walking > cars, trains, trucks and busses. I am always right
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i can buy 3-4 with body bus chassisâ for the price of one luxury car lmao
Tata LPO1618 AMT costs around 30 lakhs and luxury cars cost 1cr on average
AL Viking is cheaper and Eicher 3016 is even cheaper
Or a Volvo B8RLE with a fully built city bus body for that price
lmao
bus business hehe
What units of measurement are these?
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30 lakhs - 30,00,000
1cr - 1,00,00,000
India has a goofy ahh counting system and they never bother to clarify it for the understanding of non-Indians
Like come on, if Japan can do it, so can an âEnglish-speakingâ country like India
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helo saar hao arr yuu i speak ingliss
*literally indian english
Would you rather be speeding down the countryside in these trains our be stuck in a car in traffic
Iâd rather be speeding through the countryside in my car.
Not every second spent in a car is in traffic.
can you eat a full fledged meal in your car?
can you attend to calls while in your car?
can you get work done in your car?
can you happily chat with friends/family while looking at beautiful scenery while in your car?
can you legally exceed a speed of 130kmph in your car?
Sure
Absolutely
Yes- as long as you have the ability to not get motion sick
Thatâs like one of the main points of the car. Why do you think the Great American Family Road Trip is a thing? Also, you can see scenery in the car that is impossible to see from a train.
Yes
words
while moving?
like an actual meal
not a burger with fries and coke
legally while driving? like a zoom call/video conference or a video call with friends?
like actual office work like sending emails/preparing documents or smth
wtf is that
here theres nostalgic train trips, train trips and bus journeys
you cant go through a waterfall in a car
where except germany
also can you sleep in it while on the move?
Yes. Being in a car doesnât just mean being the driver.
Yeah. Be the passenger
See above
You absolutely can. Can you ride a train through a giant redwood?
Any place that has a speed limit of 130kph/80mph or higher. The state of Montana doesnât even technically have speed limits outside of cities.