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20 February

20 February · 23:08 UTC

"It may shock you, but Americans spend more than $2 trillion every year on car ownership — more money than we spend on food. What’s even more staggering is that for all the money we spend on them, the 250 million cars in America are only occupied 4% of the time. That’s the equivalent of 240 million of the 250 million cars being parked at all times. For the most part, your car isn’t actually a driving machine at all. It’s a parking machine." The changes going on to motoring and roads are part of a revolution that is beautifully described in this article. He has a product to sell, but the broad trends are spot-on. It's not clear yet which model will be the one that succeeds, but motoring is going to change one way or the other. https://medium.com/@johnzimmer/the-third-transportation-revolution-27860f05fa91#.2hvivyx6r

Nick Dee shared a link.