| Re: cohousing car costs | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Deb Smyre (dsmyre |
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| Date: Sun, 1 Aug 1999 10:49:21 -0600 (MDT) | |
At 11:24 AM 8/1/1999 -0500, Bitner/Stevenson wrote:
>Insurance rates are definitely higher in cities, but what of it? As a good
>driver, mine is only a few hundred dollars a year. I spend far more on
>repairs. The question really is, is it more expensive to own a car in the
>city, and I think the answer has to be "no". Especially when you consider
>the cost of commuting from a suburb(I can walk to work) and the need for two
>cars if you have two jobs in a family.
Car costs may not be so very far off topic.
I recall reading an article on "car sharing" in Time
magazine a couple of months ago. The article
explained how 60 commuters used only 12 cars
in a car sharing arrangement to reduce transportation
costs. There are several websites with info detailing
how the idea works. A good one to start with is:
"AutoShare" at www.autoshare.com
Deb Smyre
Fridley, Minnesota
Owner of the last house being built at
Eno Commons in Durham, NC
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