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7 Comments on Car-less in Seattle
We can see how this would appeal to many buyers Adrian. To be able to forget about cars and their maintenance would be great. Bet there are a lot of bikes used in downtown Seattle.
Adrian, Seattle is such a special city - car-less would be a great choice for singles, empty-nesters, and even young families desiring to take advantage of what a world class city like Seattle has to offer. I am sure you readers enjoy this information
Sharon
Adrian-Does it take some getting used to-having to abide by a schedule and not just coming and going when you want? I know most of us would like to be free of vehicle expenses.
Hi Wayne, Exactly, I lived in downtown Seattle for 4 years and had a car and never used it. But of course I worked in the city.
Al & Peggy, Lots of bikes, most of our public transportation has bike racks built on them.
Adrian,
You are very fortunate to live in a city that is walking friendly and has great transportation every where. I especially like the ferry service to Bainbridge when we were working there on a project...We love your city! A
Wonderful title and the idea appeals to me. I think it would be awesome to skip the car committment and rely on bikes, and my own two legs. So healthy and good for everyone - including the environment.