Comment Re:Market Saturation... (Score 1) 367
Depends on where you live in the US and your transport options.
Since I'm legally blind as well as deaf, I can't drive period. To get to the other side of DC from the eastern suburbs will take about an hour and a half to two hours using public transport.
And that is the best case scenario.
In rural areas, your only real option is indeed by car. In areas that are only sprawl, then you might be stuck with either a lengthly bus ride or car. As you are from the LA area (at least I think NOLA means North of LA), then you are in what I call an uncontrolled sprawl zone with bad public transport.
I wish people would not drive so much it would make developers and towns think more about this sort o thing.
Since I'm legally blind as well as deaf, I can't drive period. To get to the other side of DC from the eastern suburbs will take about an hour and a half to two hours using public transport.
And that is the best case scenario.
In rural areas, your only real option is indeed by car. In areas that are only sprawl, then you might be stuck with either a lengthly bus ride or car. As you are from the LA area (at least I think NOLA means North of LA), then you are in what I call an uncontrolled sprawl zone with bad public transport.
I wish people would not drive so much it would make developers and towns think more about this sort o thing.
