text: Cars are not as ground-breaking as they used to be. In fact, the driving of cars has been steadily decreasing throughout the years. According to Source 4: The End of Car Culture, "recent studies suggest that Americans are buying fewer cars, driving less and getting fewer licenses as each year goes by." This evidence shows that peolpe seem to be losing more and more interest to cars as the days go by. People just seem to be driving less which has given a sharp decline to the number of miles driven in the United States; the ownership of cars per household has also seen a drop and may continue to drop, according to many scientists. Also, driving somewhere seems to be a waste of time and energy. In todays society, new technology has helped people communicate in the same ways that driving would, but without the hastle. According to Source 4: The End of Car Culture, " the internet makes telecommuting possible and allows people to feel more connected without driving to meet friends." This suggests that ebcause of technology, cars are not relied on as much to get messages from people or to go see someone; everything and everyone is just a click away now. In addition to that, riding bikes doesn't sound so bad either and other new forms of transportation has helped question why cars are still heavily used.