Percent of Americans who depend on cars to get to work

https://mander.xyz/post/45798004

What’s going on in that one area in Montana?
They don’t t go to work. >!Unemployed!< or >!Farmer!<
I mean that’s not really true. Most of the larger towns do have a bus system.
The only town I saw in that area in my 5 second search is Jordan, with a population of 357.
So the only town you saw in the United States in a 5-second surge with a bus system is some random town named Jordan with 356 people? I am so confused by your comment I think you meant to reply to somebody else but I can guarantee there’s more than that one town in the United States with a much higher population base that have bus trains and even large transit systems. The area that I live in has a massive transit system the stands the size of most states.

I think they meant towns within the area highlighted in the initial image. Which would make sense, 'cause Jordan is in that area, is probably the largest incorporated community in that area, and definitely doesn’t have a bus system.

(Also, I know you meant Great Falls and not Great Colt, but it’s a funny typo)

Yea great falls. He didn’t say that are, he said, you aren’t getting anywhere in Montana without a car, so yea.
I feel you missed the start of this thread. People weren’t talking about the entire US, or even all of Montana. It was about that specific area that seems to have way lower car usage, in Montana.
The person I responded to was specifically saying you’re not getting anywhere in Montana without a car. And so I specifically responded with that and yeah I did mess up the first part of my comment by responding back about all of the United States however I did change it and state that even in Montana you can take the transit system.