Why there are less people and cars during the summer in the US?  Where do they go?
485768
on holiday \n\nor walk\n\nor stay indoors with the air conditioning\n\nor in other places with air conditioning \n\nlots of air conditiojning and cool summery places
209839
I think because different parts of the country still have snow and ice, while others are in the real spring and summer...\nIt just depends on where you live...
70544
no clue, but go to indiana they have lots of go karts. wait race cars? ummm i dont know
483442
Try the locations that are unpopular and hard to get transportation to. Maybe the not so popular cities that could really use the business.The places in high demand for cars, need car rentals.
833291
Now is the time. The rental market is doing better than the real estate market. In Southern California we currently have very low vacancy rates. The reason now is a good time is because people normally wait until the weather is warmer or for the school (if they have children) to be over. So, go out and find a new places for yourself. Good luck.
57397
When the sun goes down, it is no longer produced.  If you lived somewhere like seattle where it is very rainy and there is little sunshine, it wouldn't be too effective.
114454
Check out Sahuarita, Arizona. It's just outside of Tucson (about 20 miles), population about 17,000, low criime, family oriented. They expect it to quadruple in size within the next 15 years. It's close enough to Tucson for culture (lots to do there) but doesn't have the crime. The weather is great. Yes, Arizona gets hot in the summer but you just stay inside during the hot part of the day. The evenings are wonderful, so people are out doing things with their families in the evenings. It's a higher altitude than Phoenix, so not quite as hot. The scenery is beautiful. The University of Arizona is in Tucson, plus Pima County Community College, so you have opportunities for your kids to go on to school close to home when they graduate. \n\nCheck it out. I think you might be impressed.
476922
Being on a fixed income, we've simply stopped going places in the truck when we don't have to.  No trips to the other side of town to the video store, no trips to other cities to shop, no vacations . . .  It's worse for poor people because those with money are still driving their gas-sucking SUV's and complaining that their cell phones don't have enough ringtones available . . .
190456
Hi, y'all. I'm in Charlotte, NC, a lovely city with charming architecture, parks, culture and nightlife. We've lived here a year and are very impressed. The weather is pleasant, except for June, July and August when, believe me, hibernation is the best choice. If you're looking for a coastal place, try Wilmington...lots of history there, and enough year-round population to sustain community activity and culture.
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You must not live in the south.  The sun blazes so hot down here, that we wish for some smog just to get relief.  I'm talking 100 degrees in June and it will continue until early September.  Then it will only cool down 10-15 degrees until we get our little winter in late November through January.  For once, I hope the government continues on as it has, doing nothing to solve your problems.
223866
With all that concrete of the city and the surrounding area the temperatures are very high during the day but being an desert climate cooling does take effect during the night. I say more comfortable than Mobile, Augusta,GA, Savannah, GA, Macon, GA,Atlanta, GA, Spartan-burg. SC and Columbia, SC during the summer. Most comfortable summer would be the Pacific Northwest AND Western CANADA.
556729
summer.....where I live we get tons and tons of snow and I don't care much for the cold.
291574
if we would stop all cars in cities we could make it easier for all to get around. This seems crazy, but it isn't. The cites are over run with cars which makes it hard on other forms of transportation, but if we remove the cars this would encourage more to ride bikes and walk. This would only would like in a down town area, but might could be expanded as you implement it. Would also need parking areas and bike storage garages.
1126070
they have half the population of the U.S in a country the size of California,just how do you figure that their population is shrinking
904450
I am in the US I don't know what city you are in. I know that the washington dc area sees alot of street racing as well as LA and southern california plus many of the big cities in Florida like Miami, etc.
279861
I live in the country and its so nice to be able to start your car in the winter and leave it out front without worying if someone will steal it!  You can leave your doors unlocked and noone would even think about coming in.  The city is way too fast paced and noone seems to take the time to smell the roses!  They just do not take time to enjoy life.  Life in the country is simpler and slower paced and we enjoy life thats in front of us right now not hurrying every hwere we go.  country living by far is the best
38974
The real reason why there are more insects in the summer than the winter is because the summer provides an ideal environment for eggs to hatch.  Hot muggy conditions provide moisture and is more conducive for procreation.  The mortality rate of insects also is less because of these ideal living conditions "assuming all other factors being equal" therefore we find more insect during the Summer period versus the winter