> ...To some degree too many cars is a matter of perspective
>and where you are located. If you don't live in or near an urban area,
you
>aren't so likely to perceive the number of cars on the road as being
"too
>many" simply because the population isn't so great. More to the point
>however, is that most of us who live in rural areas, either by
necessity or
>choice, must use cars to get to work -- there simply isn't any other
way.
>Mass transit is economically feasible only in densely populated
areas...
You put into words some of the thoughts I had floating around in my
head, but just could not articulate, when I wrote my response to Bill
Duesing. And you did so in such a compelling way that it makes them much
clearer than I could have. Thank you for bringing them to light.
--Dan in Sunny Puerto Rico--