Even that depends on where she gets a job and what the route there is like. I passed my test at 18 but went to Uni in that there London. I didn't have a car until I was about 26 and I didn't really *need* a car until I met my wife and we settled down in no-public-transport-of-any-useful-nature-ville.
Why do people get such strong feelings over electric cars and solar panels etc.
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cougie uk
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Interesting article about the range that people actually use on their EVs.
https://insideevs.com/news/709425/recurrent-ev-driving-distance-america/
https://insideevs.com/news/709425/recurrent-ev-driving-distance-america/
This just confirms what collected data about all types of personal vehicle movements per day
The study revealed that depending on the state, the average daily driving distance for EVs was between 20 and 45 miles, consuming only 8 to 16% of a battery’s EPA-rated range
The study revealed that depending on the state, the average daily driving distance for EVs was between 20 and 45 miles, consuming only 8 to 16% of a battery’s EPA-rated range
Ming the Merciless
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US study, I’d imagine UK would show same at ICE cars, typically under 5 miles per journey.
Do ECE cars exist?
classic33
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First one includes trips made by bike/cycle as private trips. Which weren't recorded as Active Travel. Only walking was considered Active Travel for some reason.
cougie uk
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I see travels by space hopper have fallen off dramatically since I was little. Sad times. Very green transport.
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Gillstay
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Back in the 70's when skateboards were first popular, some folk used to chuck a handful of gravel in front of a skateboarder as an expression of their disapproval. Said skateboard & rider would come to a very sudden halt.
the snail
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Back in the 70's when skateboards were first popular, some folk used to chuck a handful of gravel in front of a skateboarder as an expression of their disapproval. Said skateboard & rider would come to a very sudden halt.
I never heard of that, although I was perfectly capable of falling off without any assistance.
Back in the 70's when skateboards were first popular, some folk used to chuck a handful of gravel in front of a skateboarder as an expression of their disapproval. Said skateboard & rider would come to a very sudden halt.
Wasn't it the skateboard stopped, the rider went flying headfirst onto the ground.
All uphill
Still rolling along
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Our son passed his driving test at 18 years old. That was the last time he drove a car. He's now in his 30's.
Yes, steam cars. External combustion is combustion outside the compression cylinder.
Ming the Merciless
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Can you link to a steam car I can buy, thanks.
