Another question - how do we differentiate between suburbs? I grew up near Kent, WA in a suburban area as described in the article (windy non-grid roads, house

Another question - how do we differentiate between suburbs? I grew up near Kent, WA in a suburban area as described in the article (windy non-grid roads, houses with 2 or 3 car garages, no bus service except a single commute bus at a park and ride accessible only by car or walking on the shoulder) Now i live North of Seattle in an area with single family homes, grid streets, public facilities, busses, bike trails. You know the... Suburbs These two places are nothing alike to live in. They need different names... Fwiw the article only spoke of tearing down the former to me, though with an overloaded term who knows for certain