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In the US, there's a good chance you haven't even left your state either
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Australia is roughly the size of continental USA, and I do fine without a car
Somewhere between 70-90% of Australia is uninhabited.
Where are you going with that? It's harder to get by without a car in lower density places...
Capital city?
These days, yeah, but I used to live in country town Australia, without a car or license then either. I admit, that was harder, and did limit my options, but the majority of people don't live in country towns in Australia or the US