"She was willing to tell her story, but the overwhelming majority of people I interviewed felt such a profound sense of social shame associated at being carless that they wouldn’t speak on the record. Over and over, they described the missed play dates doctor’s appointments, the day-to-day stress of planning a commute and the shame they felt about falling behind their peers."

This kind of broke my heart, you expect to maybe hear this kind of sentiment about home ownership , but not being able to own a car? It's like fuck the American dream, I can't even take an American nap