Lol. Sounds good. My little brother lives in Birmingham, AL and I live in West Lafayette, IN. My sister lives in Fishers, IN and my in-laws are at one of the northernmost suburbs of chicago. I invite you to propose me travel solutions for my wife and two children under 5 which are better than my electric car.
For reference:
West lafayette to Birmingham: 875 km
West Lafayette to Fishers: 112 km
West Lafayette to North of chicago: 260 km
I would LOVE to take the train or bike or walk. But I think people like you and OP might be underestimating the hostility toward (and unavailability of) public transit in the US outside of Metro areas. I appreciate that there are better answers than my electric car, but it’s better than getting in my double wide and double tall diesel truck, no?
Where’s the gas car on here? How about steam locomotive?
If I’ve got to go 300+ miles through the US I’m probably not going on foot or by human power.
If you need to travel that distance, take a fucking train.
Lol. Sounds good. My little brother lives in Birmingham, AL and I live in West Lafayette, IN. My sister lives in Fishers, IN and my in-laws are at one of the northernmost suburbs of chicago. I invite you to propose me travel solutions for my wife and two children under 5 which are better than my electric car.
For reference:
West lafayette to Birmingham: 875 km
West Lafayette to Fishers: 112 km
West Lafayette to North of chicago: 260 km
I would LOVE to take the train or bike or walk. But I think people like you and OP might be underestimating the hostility toward (and unavailability of) public transit in the US outside of Metro areas. I appreciate that there are better answers than my electric car, but it’s better than getting in my double wide and double tall diesel truck, no?