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Walk, bike, scooter, train, tram, metro, trolley, bus. Plenty of countries can swing public transportation and plenty of people don't need to drive but still choose to.
Edit: It occurs to me now this person may have been sarcastic.
I drive among 12 different locations for work. Can't really give up the car.
What shitty job requires that?!
It's good. I drive from school to school seeing kids with disabilities.
It's dishonest to pick the work that specifically requires driving to complain about driving.
So it's their fault your argument didn't work as expected because their job requires driving?