:train-shining: the last thing san marino sees before it dissolves
I'm just guessing but could it be Italians driving cars registered in San Marino because the taxes are lower there than in Italy?
Finnish people also have tons of guns, and I think we're also the most religious Nordic country (though they're all largely atheist/agnostic)
smh we're the Americans of the North
Also apparently there was a survey supposed to detect unconscious racism against black people and I remember Finland was the most racist in North Europe so yeah it does sound like America.
why does iceland have so many cars, I thought everybody lived in Reykjavik
yea I researched and
theres like no public transport except one bus.Nvm I read that wrong they have several buses lol. Still peculiarthis is what they are trying to do now, a light rail that is not a rail but a bus on a special road.
a light rail that is not a rail but a bus on a special road
Isn't that just BRT?
Maybe since outside of Reykjavik it's very rural? If you live in the city you maybe have a car maybe not. If you live in the country on a farm you have 5.
this is true, except it's more like everyone has a car, the PMC people in Reykjavík have at least two and rural people have cars too.
most of the urban infrastructure is built up after the second world war. So it's made for cars.
The cancer of neoliberalism took root after the collapse of the Soviet Union and made things worse. The current city officials are socdems though and they are trying to make things better.
The boomers are mad about it of course.
every year they talk about the feasibility of having a train from the airport to Reykjavík. Maybe in 2050 or something.
There are 3 categories of country here: -microstates -Angl*s -Smaller countries that like to pretend their wealth has nothing to do with imperialism
ok, so maybe r/genzedong was onto something when they advocated for the invasion of Lichtenstein
Made me think of the sultan with 7000 cars, he alone has a small impact on that number with Brunei's 433k population
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_collection_of_the_29th_Sultan_of_Brunei
Edit: That's 0.016 cars extra per person
Why is Malta so high? Isn't it literally am island ten miles across?
Malta is ~316 km2
should be ~384k total cars according to shown table and 2019 population number (~502k )
Worth pointing out it's the 4th most densely populated sovereign entity
someone who doesn't have a splitting headache can do the rest of the math to figure out how many cars per square kilometer that is
Most people don't use their cars to drive very long distances most of the time.
Edit: also yeah there are probably lots of cars to rent for tourists.
"America isn't dense enough to support a rail system"
Countries with the highest car count per capita
- San Marino
- Monaco
- New Zealand
- Iceland
Countries with the lowest count
- Indonesia
- India
- Afghanistan
- China
- Iran
- Argentina
Beginning to think that rational is bullshit
