>>Pardon me for jumping in. But I would like to say, that about 6 months ago I sold my car. I live in a town where everything is with four or five block of my home. I also commute to work of over 35 US miles. But I take a commuter train that stops about six blocks from my home. Once in Seattle, it only a few block to the office. Much of everything else is close to the buses stops, and is far cheaper then if I had to drive to the same places.
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>>I saw this gas crisis come a few years ago. If you plans ahead, other's problem does not become yours.
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>I agree, if you build your lifestyle around not needing a car, it is easy.

You' thinking! And cheaper too. No more high gas prices. No more high insurance. No more taking people to place I would not go to. No more moving peoples stuff.

Now, they are stuck doing it for me for a change.

No pain, no gain.