This needs to be one of our top priority
You need to go somewhere in the city? Take the tramway or the subway or your bike until there.
You need to go to school? Take the school tramway until there.
You need to go in another city? Take a high speed train to go there.
Products need to be delivered to a store? Build a marchandise rail through the city that goes to every store group
We also need to build city in a smart way, by stopping the suburbs and begin planning how we build neighborhoods, but that’s a conversation for another time.
You can put ideas for smart transportation in the comments below
Just watched Jay Leno’s video on the Porsche Carrera GT, and when he mentioned how he spun his Carrera going 182mph at Talladega, he says the cause of him losing control was him taking his foot off the gas at such a high speed. Was wondering if anyone knows why that made him spin?
Automakers seem to biased towards design touches that work in warm climates, but hundreds of millions of people live in places where it's common to wear gloves until your car warms up, or where external cameras and other sensors get covered in snow and ice. Automakers, please just stop this trend now, or at least keep a healthy balance between physical controls (that can be operated with gloves on) and touchscreen controls.
Honestly the practice was driving me crazy. I just couldn't seem to get anywhere. Weeks, no months had gone by and I was barely improving. But in these past few weeks it's really starting to click. For anyone struggling, you will get there! Just keep practicing.
Sorry if this is riddled with typos. I'm so tired and angry and in a hurry.
It's been a little under a year since he's done this last, but here we are again.
Me- 35/F, Him-36/M
We only have one car at the moment, and it's 100% his. I let him think that I believe that he gets his cars on his own, but I know his dad pays everything for him. He hasn't worked a single day since I've known him, so I don't know why he thinks I should believe him about this. He claims to have some sort of savings from when he did work before we met, but no. His sister pretty much confirmed it to me that his dad pays for everything. Anyways, even if his dad does pay for it, it's obvious still his and I have no rights to it whatsoever.
Ever since COVID got serious, I've been using the car more and more because we decided it would be best if only one person did stuff like do the grocery shopping. At first he would just drive me and wait in the car with our daughter, but over time my privileges have been expanded for no other reason than it means he almost never has to leave the house.
It's not like I'm using it to go party or anything like that. I only use it for running errands that benefit the whole family and the occasional appointment for my daughter or I. He has a monthly doctors appointment so some months he only has to leave the house like twice.
It's fine, because I get to feel slightly like more of a person being able to drive, and I get to do things like going to the laundromat or shopping on my own schedule. When I have to do something I prefer to do it when I want to and I'm ready. He takes forever to get to a point where he's ready to leave the house. Seriously, I'll get myself and our daughter ready and we will have to wait hours while he gets ready, and then all of a sudden he says it's time to go, and then he gets mad that we don't have our shoes on and aren't ready to run out the door that second because he hasn't given us a ETA. In all areas of life he just wants/expects people to be ready for him immediately despite never being on time for anything. Example- he's always late for that one monthly appointment and then bitches about how long it's taking to be seen.
I'm rambling. I'm sorry. I'm so tired and so mad.
There have been a lot of occasions where we have a fight about something, and then suddenly he says he'll drive me to X. This is nothing more than a power move he uses to infantilize me when he's upset. I stopped playing along, and when he t
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