I think this is making it a bit to simple. Most NYC residents don't own a car and seeing how car ownership increases with more money, it's, as usual, mostly poor working people who don't have one.
But they're still footing the bill for it. Space in NYC is ridicolously expensive, except of course, for cars.
I'll hand you there's people priced out of NYC who are now reliant on a car, but to put forth taht this is an unfair financial burden upon the working class in general is missing some layers here at least. It's also a good thing for many of them.
I think this is making it a bit to simple. Most NYC residents don't own a car and seeing how car ownership increases with more money, it's, as usual, mostly poor working people who don't have one.
But they're still footing the bill for it. Space in NYC is ridicolously expensive, except of course, for cars.
I'll hand you there's people priced out of NYC who are now reliant on a car, but to put forth taht this is an unfair financial burden upon the working class in general is missing some layers here at least. It's also a good thing for many of them.