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Im hoping this attitude becomes more common. I live in LA, and in my daily commute I encounter the aftermath of a collision on a weekly basis. How much of thi
by ssalazar 10y ago
Im hoping this attitude becomes more common.
I live in LA, and in my daily commute I encounter the aftermath of a collision on a weekly basis.
How much of this could be prevented if more people could walk or take public transport to their job, to the store, to the bar.
Unfortunately culture, (IMO) the auto + oil industry, and the lasting nature of auto infrastructure all push this outcome farther from reach.
The proliferation of autonomous vehicles will be an incredible development, but in some ways is a technological bandaid over the underlying social/cultural/political problem.