Add up all the costs for gas, insurance, maintenance and parking, and it appears that a car can be something much more expensive than you may think. That’s what Kati and Kurt Woock of Denver learned, too. They ditched their car and turned to bikes, buses, Uber and taxis instead. For them, that was a cost-effective decision. It may be so for you, too.
Yes, it’s possible to live in a city without a car. Here’s how
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