text: Even if you just have to go right down the street, people hop in there cars and go, when in fact you can just walk. An official of Transportation for America,David Goldberg, expressed about how depended we are on vehicles. He said "All of our development since World War II has been centered on the car, and that will have to change." And change is what seems to be exactly happening. In source 4 it was said that there seemed to be a decline in America's love affair with their vehicles. According to Doug Short, who is apart of an investment research comapany said that "When adjusted for population growth, the number of miles driven in the United States peaked in 2005 and dropped steadily thereafter." Maybe people are starting to realize that you don't necessarily need to drive and that it's more of previlge then a must.                    With the advancement technology, it continues to integrate itself into more things such as sports, transportation, education. Now schools slowly turn what was once the physical classroom into a digital one, in attempt to keep up with the rapid advancements in more user-friendly tech. With the internet and smartphones being present for several years now it's only natural that it has become ubiquitous in our society, and now schools see that as a pathway to drastically change education. By transforming it into a digital classroom to eliminate the use of papers, better organization, easier access for students and teachers, as well increasing productivity from home. However students would not benefit from online distance learning because face to face learning is more effective, it would prevent any student and/ or teacher collaboration, and it would allow for more procrasitnation among the students.