Certainly some people, including me, like driving. Though not all the time. For most people pleasurable driving is a small part of their driving time. A lot of the pleasure, the social aspect, seeing stuff and going somewhere different, won't disappear.
However, you need to compare the pleasure of driving against being driven, being able to use the transit time for other work or social activities, not having to find a parking spot and pay for it, knowing you are actually safer, not needing to own, maintain and store a car, and so on the driving pleasure might not swing the choice. I doubt that the big, bad, government is going to take anyone's car away from them, unless they are a proven danger to others. It will be a more a case of what works best for the individual. Jim _______________________________________________ Link mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.anu.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/link
