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	<title>Comments on: Life is car-free for Todd Boulanger</title>
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		<title>By: mitch</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I also live in the philippines now and have not had a car for 3.5 years here in manila. Before manila, i lived in manhattan, NY, for 10 years and did not own a car.  

in new york city, i pitied the people who owned cars.

I lived in Honolulu and Hilo from 1987 to 1997 and it was impossible for me, someone who values their time, not to own a car or motorcycle.  relying on the bus, back then, was too frustrating.

anyone who values their life will not ride bicycles in honolulu either, as the hawaii drivers don&#039;t care about bikers. i have the hospital bills to prove it.

I would have gladly given up a car in honolulu IF only the busses ran more frequently and at least 20 hours if not around the clock.  

i don&#039;t think honolulu needs the light rail.  better to spend more money on more buses, and more bike lanes.  The buses may go empty for a while until people give up their cars.  car dealers in hawaii will oppose promoting buses and bike lanes and continue to run bikers of the road.  

i love living without a car.  even after my first baby comes this november, i am determined not to buy a car and cave in to my wife crying for a car, an SUV no less.  My kid will walk to nursery school like his grandparents did! :)  and then he&#039;ll take a jeepney or the light rail when he needs to go further out like his father does..]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I also live in the philippines now and have not had a car for 3.5 years here in manila. Before manila, i lived in manhattan, NY, for 10 years and did not own a car.  </p>
<p>in new york city, i pitied the people who owned cars.</p>
<p>I lived in Honolulu and Hilo from 1987 to 1997 and it was impossible for me, someone who values their time, not to own a car or motorcycle.  relying on the bus, back then, was too frustrating.</p>
<p>anyone who values their life will not ride bicycles in honolulu either, as the hawaii drivers don&#8217;t care about bikers. i have the hospital bills to prove it.</p>
<p>I would have gladly given up a car in honolulu IF only the busses ran more frequently and at least 20 hours if not around the clock.  </p>
<p>i don&#8217;t think honolulu needs the light rail.  better to spend more money on more buses, and more bike lanes.  The buses may go empty for a while until people give up their cars.  car dealers in hawaii will oppose promoting buses and bike lanes and continue to run bikers of the road.  </p>
<p>i love living without a car.  even after my first baby comes this november, i am determined not to buy a car and cave in to my wife crying for a car, an SUV no less.  My kid will walk to nursery school like his grandparents did! :)  and then he&#8217;ll take a jeepney or the light rail when he needs to go further out like his father does..</p>
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