BeepLiving without a private vehicle in Brisbane is impossible for residents due to the city’s sprawling layout and limited public transport options
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TaleyaYeah i have some friends living on NDIS in Brisbane who have never had vehicles or access. Car driving can absolutely be an habitual addiction for some peeps
eurekaI also think it influences what their daily schedules were. If someone expects to be able to go to certain places at certain times via car, that may no longer be possible, but if they were never using cars for primary transport, their obligations may be at different places or different times.
edit: I was in a hurry and butchered that sentence: Those without cars will form many of their regular activities around what’s possible to do with public transport.
I grew up low income, so no car. Still mostly bike or PT, but I habitually get to places at least half an hour early :)