A) Give up you current vehicle to switch to a hybrid?\n \n\nB) Use public transportation and never drive again?\n\n\nC) Commute to work every day and only drive your car on weekends?\n\nTo include non-drivers............ If you don't have a car right now , would you consider never owning one ?\n\nNot to be nosy .... Would you say if you live in a city or rural area? \n\nI live in a rural area where there is no public trasportation. So I curious if location is a facture.
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A\nI currently don't own a car, but when I do, I plan on owning a hybrid.  I project that the cost of gas will continue to rise and once it peaks at 4 dollars it'll never drop to below 3 again.  In this day and age, it is best to buy a hybrid (plus there are tax benefits for owning a hybrid as well).\n\nB\nIn terms of using public transportation, If living in rural US it is impossible to rely solely on public transportation.  The set up of US cities prevents that.  TO rely on public transportation also cuts on city to city commuting.\n\nC\nCommuting to work is a fantastic idea, and only using a car on the weekends is great, but that is assuming that the family consists of either 1 or 2 persons and no child.  Also that grocery stores are within walking distance (or weekday meals can be planned during the weekend).\n\nI would own a vehicle, but I would buy a vehicle with intent to use it minimal and utilize public transportation.  I think you have asked so really good questions and rise really good ideas.  If there isn't a public transportation system in your area, you can always attempt to start one up.  Check out the local government (ie city council, mayor, etc)  I think location plays a key role in modes of transportation.  For example, generally cities provide adequate public transportation, while suburban sprawl causes commuting to be an individual event.
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1) how old are you- 18\n2) what's your job--- Sub for a "mentally challenged " Residential company.Med certified,privately owned.\n3) what's your dream job--- Dont have one\n4) what's your main mode of transportaion--- My BLACK BULLET O' DEATH (the trans-am)\n5) what would you like your mode of transportation to be ---an 06 Mustang GT,silver on silver,on white,with a nice kit.\n6) if you had $10,000 to DONATE who would get it--- hmm Breast cancer.\n7) if you died tomorrow, what would people remember about you--- That i died too young\n8) if you were going to be famous (in the future) what would you want it to be for--- Helping solve a problempermanently,like AIDS...something bigger than myself and everlasting.\n9) what is your proudest moment in life/ best accomplishment--- Ive managed to keep my penis out of a vagina.\n10) what would you like to do before you die--- haha put it in one?...lol really,id like to find my mother and brother.\n11) if you had one "rule free" wish, what would it be---sorry to say but $$ would really be all i needed,thought of a "time machine" type wish,but I shouldnt regret those choices not know what the long long term result is yet.
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Well the most imprtant thing would be how are you gonna get your things to your new location? if you move your things and drive you can probably get away cheaper than having someone move you but its more stess. You will have to pay to have your place cleaned. the last would be your expences to get there. To know better I would be on the safe side and ask the company.
601846
No. You don't have a valid driver's license and aren't allowed to drive anywhere.\n\nBest wishes and God bless.
481029
i'd buy a few small houses for my family, hybrid cars for my family as well since most of us dont have cars that freak'n run right half the time, if i won a ton i'd give away ton of it to help out other people... particularly women in africa and other desprite regions of the world.  i'd go to school pretty much the rest of my life and travel on my time off and maybe even do a med school thing and join doctors with out boarders since i'd have the time and money to do med school with out the pressure of having time to affoard to live the rest of my life.
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If you WANT something, wait. If you think you NEED something, wait until it's obvious that you're going to have serious problems without buying it. Never borrow, drive a used car, and go without. Save every dime you can and put it into a savings account. When you have enough, buy stock in a dynamic company. Invest wisely and learn to manage your money effectively.
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Yes, you can.  The car rental place will make you purchase insurance to cover the vehicle during the time you are driving it though.  I don't own a car, but I rent all the time when I have to go places for work.  It works the same way in every state I have been to so far.
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Why would he sell his car without having another lined up -- and before asking you to borrow yours?  $250/month would get him a pretty decent car -- good enough to use for work.  Actually he could probably get an XB for close to that.  He will end up lowering the value of your car when he could have his own and pay the same amount.  I think it's a bad idea.
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I'd kind of like to be off the grid on a private island or the side of a mountain, I think.  Well, maybe in Montana or Wyoming.  But definitely fewer appliances and modern conveniences.  They make too much noise.  I'd like an all purpose vehicle for lugging grain, pulling a trailer, and carting the kids around.  No airplanes or rockets, no monorails, less toxic fumes, more open space.
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Nuthin!  Don't own a car!  Costs too dang much already, I live near everywhere I gotta be, walking and biking is healthy, and when the weather's crappy or I gotta go far, Honolulu has an awesome public transportation system.  And let me tell you, bus ridership here is WAY up, these days...
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It'd be time to find another job.\n\nActually, I'd take pictures, my passion, which has no money in it.\n\nOh, and I'd celebrate! Run off in to the woods, live wild, that sort of thing ;)
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I can understand your problem.  Is it possible for you to move closer to a city and get your own vehicle?  That way you could have the best of both worlds where you live 10 minutes from the city and yet don't lose the country life your husband loves.  I find living out in the country to be the best thing because I don't have to deal with the city except when I want to.  At the very least make your husband get you your own vehicle so you can do stuff.
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My husband drive one for a living and he loves it and gets paid any time he can't work rain, snow or just slow like you said in winter. How cool is that and the benefits rock and you are correct you don't drive that far. Go for it. Plus you get to sleep in your own bed every night!!
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i'd take the former of the two options. i pretty much already do that while still living in a big city. life is very lonesome for me, but it beats the hell out of having to talk to a bunch of idiots everyday. all i need is my skateboard, a few notebooks, and my guitar
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I would get in my car and hide in the mountains. Your able to hunt and live of the land. Plus, there are no people randomly in the mountains......at least I hope there isnt ;)
73092
I'd pick job number one, but for me it's all about security. I wouldn't want to live in the dangerous city and work for the poor pay. Plus, you have learned about job #1 so you've got something in your favor. Moving away from your hometown isn't so terrible. I live 1000 miles away from my hometown. Life goes on.
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If you want to do something interesting with your life, I think that you have three options:\n\n1) You can throw it all in, give up the job the money etc. and do what you want, if it makes you happy.\n2) You can stay in your job, be unhappy, but loaded.\n3) You can stay in your job and have a fun life outside of work. \n\nEveryone hates their work (well most people do) but we have to pay the morgage/rent etc. so the job is a nessessity. You don't do your job 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You have time outside of work to socialise and have fun. You have to decide yourself what you really want. Because giving up everything could sound amazing now but it could get boring, and what are you going to do then? Personally, I'd ditch the job but you have to decide for yourself. \n\nHope this helped and good luck!!\n\nxxxxx