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Oslo: The Journey to Car Free

Old 04-30-17, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by McBTC
Comfortable lifestyles of many, are, however, found in much smaller cities outside major metropolitan areas with populations more like 60K than >600K as, for example, like you find all along the sunny California coast.
Which ones do you think have some good car-free or car-light options? Davis of course, is well known for that - any others?
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Originally Posted by cooker
Which ones do you think have some good car-free or car-light options? Davis of course, is well known for that - any others?


Sure--e.g., Both north and south of Monterey (although a bridge is out in Big Sur) and Carpenteria north to Morro Bay (through either Lompoc or San Louis Obispo. All of the coast north of San Francisco. San Clemente through Camp Pendleton to Oceanside and along the North County Coastal through La Jolla to OB to the Point Loma Lighthouse.
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Originally Posted by tandempower
Well, as you know I am not a fan of the rat race. So when you project high GDP growth will be maintained as LCF continues to grow, my fear is that the reduced need for pavement, cars, insurance, etc. that comes with LCF won't be translated into corresponding liberation from economic pressures.

You see, ultimately the economy is about occupying people's time in service of employers because if we don't submit to (sufficient) paid employment, we lose privileges of freedom. I am a believer in the prospect of gaining more time for unfunded projects by spending less time in paid employment, so part of the reason I LCF is to gain more freedom from the rat-race. What you're saying is that the rat-race will continue to grow and push people, only more of us will be biking and taking transit to arrive at our obliged destinations. Can you see how that would be less than ideal in my eyes?

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Originally Posted by tandempower
Well, as you know I am not a fan of the rat race....




Images of the rat race? New Yorker at intersections, miles of yellow cabs, subways, hordes on Bikes in China and India come to mind...
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Does living on a golf course and traveling mostly by electric cart or driving to the country club in a Tesla qualify as LCF?
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Originally Posted by McBTC
Does living on a golf course and traveling mostly by electric cart or driving to the country club in a Tesla qualify as LCF?

As long as those electrics are self-driving then it's considered LCF here on this forum.
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Originally Posted by McBTC
Sure--e.g., Both north and south of Monterey (although a bridge is out in Big Sur) and Carpenteria north to Morro Bay (through either Lompoc or San Louis Obispo. All of the coast north of San Francisco. San Clemente through Camp Pendleton to Oceanside and along the North County Coastal through La Jolla to OB to the Point Loma Lighthouse.
I'll take that as a no.
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Originally Posted by McBTC
Does living on a golf course and traveling mostly by electric cart or driving to the country club in a Tesla qualify as LCF?
Apparently for the purposes of the list's dreamers desire to exaggerate the extent of a "LCF Movement", everybody who sometimes uses a bicycle or public transport qualifies as being LCF, or "car light" which is used interchangeably with living car free, regardless of how many cars are owned or how many miles are driven by the so-called LCF people.
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Originally Posted by cooker
I'll take that as a no.

How about Cayucos, CA -- population about 2,600


Livability score comparison

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  • Low Crime Rates
  • Sunny Weather
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  • High Graduation Rates
Cayucos Livability72
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  • Stable Housing Market
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Portland Livability58
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  • Lots of Local Amenities
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Boston Livability59
  • Stable Housing Market
  • Sunny Weather
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San Francisco Livability59
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  • Sunny Weather
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B+
  1. There are some amenities close to this location.
Cayucos AmenitiesA+
  1. There are lots of amenities close to this location.
Portland AmenitiesA+
  1. There are lots of amenities close to this location.
Boston AmenitiesA+
  1. There are lots of amenities close to this location.
San Francisco AmenitiesA+
  1. There are lots of amenities close to this location.
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  2. Goods & Services Index
  3. Grocery Index
  4. Healthcare Index
  5. Housing Index
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  7. Utilities Index
F
  1. 167
  2. 100
  3. 112
  4. 106
  5. 296
  6. 126
  7. 136
Cayucos Cost Of LivingF
  1. 121
  2. 120
  3. 117
  4. 110
  5. 144
  6. 108
  7. 78
Portland Cost Of LivingF
  1. 147
  2. 131
  3. 106
  4. 133
  5. 194
  6. 113
  7. 158
Boston Cost Of LivingF
  1. 192
  2. 119
  3. 131
  4. 119
  5. 355
  6. 136
  7. 107
San Francisco Cost Of LivingC-
  1. 101
  2. 102
  3. 105
  4. 103
  5. 96
  6. 116
  7. 91
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  2. Murder /100k
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A+
  1. 67
  2. n/a
  3. n/a
  4. n/a
  5. n/a
  6. 411
  7. n/a
  8. n/a
  9. n/a
  10. 478
Cayucos CrimeC
  1. 279
  2. n/a
  3. n/a
  4. n/a
  5. n/a
  6. 3,158
  7. n/a
  8. n/a
  9. n/a
  10. 3,435
Portland CrimeF
  1. 707
  2. 6
  3. 36
  4. 233
  5. 432
  6. 2,316
  7. 354
  8. 1,770
  9. 192
  10. 3,023
Boston CrimeF
  1. 777
  2. 6
  3. 40
  4. 418
  5. 313
  6. 6,138
  7. 600
  8. 4,737
  9. 801
  10. 6,915
San Francisco CrimeF
  1. 921
  2. 8
  3. 71
  4. 321
  5. 521
  6. 2,995
  7. 952
  8. 1,537
  9. 506
  10. 3,916
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  2. Students Per Teacher
  3. Avg. Test Scores
  4. Completed High School
  5. Completed Bachelors
B
  1. 1
  2. 18
  3. 81%
  4. 89.1%
  5. 40.8%
Cayucos EducationC
  1. 171
  2. 19
  3. 71%
  4. 87.8%
  5. 44.4%
Portland EducationF
  1. 68
  2. 15
  3. 49%
  4. 82.1%
  5. 44.6%
Boston EducationF
  1. 121
  2. 19
  3. 52%
  4. 85.3%
  5. 52.9%
San Francisco EducationF
  1. 209
  2. 19
  3. 55%
  4. 79.2%
  5. 21.6%
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  1. Income Per Capita
  2. Med. Household Income
  3. Med. Earnings Male
  4. Med. Earnings Female
  5. Unemployment Rate
B
  1. $45,327
  2. $57,863
  3. $47,857
  4. $13,281
  5. 3%
Cayucos EmploymentD
  1. $32,438
  2. $53,230
  3. $33,206
  4. $27,388
  5. 7%
Portland EmploymentD
  1. $34,770
  2. $54,485
  3. $36,378
  4. $31,288
  5. 7%
Boston EmploymentB-
  1. $49,986
  2. $78,378
  3. $51,784
  4. $41,466
  5. 5%
San Francisco EmploymentF
  1. $25,555
  2. $50,903
  3. $31,805
  4. $26,624
  5. 8%
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  1. Median Home Price
  2. Median Rent Asked
  3. % Owner Occupied
  4. % Renter Occupied
  5. Avg. Household Size
A+
  1. $635,500
  2. $1,303
  3. 67%
  4. 33%
  5. 2.1
Cayucos HousingB-
  1. $285,300
  2. $945
  3. 53%
  4. 47%
  5. 2.3
Portland HousingB
  1. $379,500
  2. $1,298
  3. 34%
  4. 66%
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Boston HousingA+
  1. $765,700
  2. $1,533
  3. 37%
  4. 63%
  5. 2.4
San Francisco HousingD+
  1. $161,600
  2. $983
  3. 53%
  4. 47%
  5. 2.8
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  2. Avg. July Temperature
  3. Air Quality Index
A+
  1. 52°F
  2. 64°F
  3. 56
Cayucos WeatherB
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  2. 70°F
  3. 38
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  2. 73°F
  3. 47
Boston WeatherA-
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  2. 57°F
  3. 43
San Francisco WeatherB-
  1. 48°F
  2. 94°F
  3. 54
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Originally Posted by McBTC
How about Cayucos, CA -- population about 2,600
You didn't post the walkability score or the percentage of households without a car, so I can't really judge how amenable it is to car free/car light living - any data on that?.
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Originally Posted by cooker
You didn't post the walkability score or the percentage of households without a car, so I can't really judge how amenable it is to car free/car light living - any data on that?.
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Originally Posted by tandempower
Bike racks on buses make it a gamble to plan to take your bike with you, since the racks only hold two bikes. ...
Racks that hold three bikes are becoming more common. It's still a gamble, but more capacity improves the odds a bit.
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Originally Posted by cooker
Great to hear a contrary opinion. Sounds like a bit of inter-city rivalry going on - don't worry - we all think Copenhagen is the best! Or wait - maybe it's Gronigen!

You can post forum links - or maybe not if you are a brand new member?

Here are the google translated links:


Thank you!
Yes, there are rules about posting links for new members. I actually had to delete your links in the quote to be able to reply.
Here is two more for you. The film is from the newspaper filming for 90 minutes. All the drivers they comment on is using the mobile phone, texting or talking holding the phone with one hand. Only handsfree phone use is allowed. It was mainly cars filmed here but go to where there are more bikes and take a look at them or read link number two.

  • aftenposten.no/meninger/kommentar/Tapene-i-trafikken--Knut-Olav-Amas-620112b.
  • aftenposten.no/meninger/kommentar/Frank-Rossavik-om-syklister-Pesten-pa-to-hjul-603631b.html?xtatc=INT-40-%5B1%5D&p2param=View.f09a592f-b7e0-44bb-aa0a-393f7551e520.recommendationId_f09a592f-b7e0-44bb-aa0a-393f7551e520.rank_0.recommenderId_popularity.variantId_als-daily.experimentId_20160901-ap-article-page-personalized.articleId_603631b

There is a lot of anger in my opinion- and selfishness. You ar not punished for breaking the law so why bother? I am suprised that Norway was just (again) apointed the best (most developed) country to live in. Plse tell me what developed means. Spoilt children are rarely happy.

  • adressa.no/nyheter/innenriks/2017/03/21/Norge-topper-FN-liste-over-utvikling-14481841
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Originally Posted by oslomyths
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I am suprised that Norway was just (again) apointed the best (most developed) country to live in. Plse tell me what developed means. Spoilt children are rarely happy.



The UN seems to be point to the obvious; "The top 20 happiest countries tend to be among the wealthiest in the world, with the exception of Costa Rica." ~Daily Mail
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Originally Posted by oslomyths
There is a lot of anger in my opinion- and selfishness. You ar not punished for breaking the law so why bother? I am suprised that Norway was just (again) apointed the best (most developed) country to live in. Plse tell me what developed means. Spoilt children are rarely happy.
Wow, I didn't know about all this Scandinavian hostility!
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That's all recreational stuff. How do you bike or walk or take public transit to work or to shop, when the nearest full-service town (St. Luis Obispo) is almost 20 miles away and there is almost non-existent bus service? Where is the hospital, the clinic, the dentist? They're miles away. This is like the worst place to live car-free or car-light. Plus it's expensive ('F' on affordability). Sure, it would be great to be well off and maybe not need to work, to live there car-light and enjoy biking or surfing and once in a while drive into a larger town with more amenities, but if you had two working parents and some teens you'd probably need 3 cars to live there.

I'm quite disappointed that you came up with such a bad example of a possible LCF/LCL community in California, but not so much disappointed in you - it's more the rest of us at fault. Presumably you came to the forum seeking ideas on how to live car-free or light, (obviously, since that is what the forum is for), and the rest of us ought to have given you useful tips. However, despite all the time you spend here and the dozens of your posts we have responded to, it's clear that you have learned nothing.

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That's all recreational stuff. How do you bike or walk or take public transit to work or to shop...

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3% unemployment rate...
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Originally Posted by McBTC
3% unemployment rate...
Zero schools and zero libraries. Amenities, Attractions & Things To Do In Cayucos, CA
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Low, low crime rate...
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Grade and stats on Total Crime /100k

A+ 478 Cayucos

C 3,435 Portland Crime

F 3,023 Boston Crime

F 6,915 San Francisco Crime

F 3,916 Las Vegas
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I'm sure they have a low crime rate in Cayucos as it is an affluent area and crime is linked in part to poverty. However it is also the case that it is hard to measure the crime rate per 100/k people in a town of 2500, as you have to multiple the actual occurrences by 40 to estimate the annual rate. A slight year-to-year variation eg. one extra violent crime, or one murder, would lead to huge fluctuations in the estimated annual rate.

For example the Cayucos murder rate was 40/100k in 2008: https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/lo...e39123876.html

Anyway, you still have provided no insights about living car-free or car-light there, and it's pretty obvious you aren't going to.

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Originally Posted by cooker
I'm sure they have a low crime rate in Cayucos as it is an affluent area and crime is linked in part to poverty. However it is also the case that it is hard to measure the crime rate per 100/k people in a town of 2500, as you have to multiple the actual occurrences by 40 to estimate the annual rate. A slight year-to-year variation eg. one extra violent crime, or one murder, would lead to huge fluctuations in the estimated annual rate.

For example the Cayucos murder rate was 40/100k in 2008: Dorothy Autrey: Killed in Cayucos in 2008 | The Tribune

Anyway, you still have provided no insights about living car-free or car-light there, and it's pretty obvious you aren't going to.
There may well be 10x the national average LVC there and you don't know because they don't come on this sub-forum and make a big deal out of something that is just a small part of the lifestyle they have chosen and that their particular circumstances allow.
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Originally Posted by McBTC
3% unemployment rate...
What's your point? The unemployment rate here in Lansing, MI is less than 4 %. That's nice for us, I guess, but it doesn't make it a carfree paradise.
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Originally Posted by cooker
I'm sure they have a low crime rate in Cayucos as it is an affluent area and crime is linked in part to poverty. However it is also the case that it is hard to measure the crime rate per 100/k people in a town of 2500, as you have to multiple the actual occurrences by 40 to estimate the annual rate. A slight year-to-year variation eg. one extra violent crime, or one murder, would lead to huge fluctuations in the estimated annual rate.

For example the Cayucos murder rate was 40/100k in 2008: Dorothy Autrey: Killed in Cayucos in 2008 | The Tribune

Anyway, you still have provided no insights about living car-free or car-light there, and it's pretty obvious you aren't going to.
The dude doesn't know the first thing about living carfree. In fact he thinks it's stupid,
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Originally Posted by Roody
The dude doesn't know the first thing about living carfree. In fact he thinks it's stupid,
But he can't look away!
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