How about driving to work just after graduation?

Is it normal for college students to drive after graduation? Do you think it is normal for college students to drive to school while they are at school? Really, with the improvement of people's living standards, there are not a few people who buy cars after graduation from college. After buying a car and looking for a job, they drove to and from work. Rain or shine, they can't stop you from going to work. But college students buy a car after graduation, and they have a car instead of walking when they first go to work. Is this phenomenon really good? In fact, in this matter, how can we distinguish right from wrong? Buying a car, especially after graduating from college, must have no financial problems. His own living conditions are enough for him to live a car-owning life. Even if they don't graduate, there are not a few college students who drive to and from work now. Indeed, for these people, everyone always likes to call them "rich second generation", but you should consider that driving is only for the convenience of your life, although, as you said, from a rational point of view, what your boyfriend said is not unreasonable, which is a fact. After all, the number of cars in the city has reached an "outrageous" level, and incidents of arresting people by driving are common. Therefore, if it is a driver's license, it is really unsafe to take a car in the city. The most important thing to buy a car is the economic foundation. If you don't want to buy a car by your parents, it's actually valuable. There's no need to be surprised by your boyfriend. After all, to drive, you have to have a car first. For college graduates, there is still a long way to go to buy a car.