What is the difference between "having a car" and "not having a car" in today's society?

When it rains, those who have a car can drive without fear of getting caught in the rain. Those without a car have to carry their own small umbrellas and walk carefully, and they also have to worry about whether the driver will splash on themselves. Well, in fact, the easiest thing about having a car is that there is a big difference between taking girls out to play by car and taking the bus. Although there are many people, traffic jams and other problems during driving, the girls can play in the car very comfortably, and You won't feel tired, but the "hard kids" who don't have a car have to wait hard against the strong smell and hot air in the car. The time lost is also very precious.

In fact, if we have a more advanced job, it doesn’t matter if we have a car or not. But the key is that during festivals, it is very troublesome to visit relatives with large and small bags. If you are bringing children, Taking the bus is simply a pain. If you have a car, you can go anywhere and anytime without worrying about your children making a fuss because of the long time. It also brings convenience to your children's schooling, and you don't have to let your children have to squeeze into the subway every day. And driving to pick them up by yourself also ensures the safety of the child.

When I didn’t have a car, traveling to work was always crowded with people. But after I bought a car, I thought I would never have to live in such a crowded life again. Congratulations to these people for their “dreams come true”. It is indeed not crowded. People have become "traffic jams" instead. People who don’t have a car can ride a bike to go out for fun, whether it’s on holidays or weekends. But for those who have a car and want to travel by car, if the highway is blocked or the city is blocked, it’s better to get off the car and fight for the landowner together.

When you don’t have a car, you can go to work on weekdays, and you can ride an electric bike for fun on the weekends without spending much money. But after having a car, many people will look at their gas expenses, insurance premiums, and maintenance. After carefully calculating the fees, fines, etc. for a long time, I decided to stay at home. When you don’t have a car, there are roads everywhere you go. But after you have a car, there are always pedestrians wherever you go, and electric cars change lanes at will, leaving us who have cars with nowhere to go.