Tumbling through the Neon Wasteland

More than two-thirds of participants cited convenience, control, and flexibility—not comfort or status, as the chief benefits of car ownership. After their car-free week, more than four-fifths felt car ownership was not essential, particularly if they could have access to car-sharing or ride-sharing services.

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