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Sure! You're absolutely, completely, 100% correct in every way, shape, form, and manner. Fortunately, in city centers well-served by public transit the real par
by Kalium 10y ago
Sure! You're absolutely, completely, 100% correct in every way, shape, form, and manner. Fortunately, in city centers well-served by public transit the real parking requirements are low. Perhaps you're thinking of arbitrary legislative minimums?
The other answer is that if you're asking me to weigh a place for someone to live against someone else's privileged ability to conveniently have everyone else pay for them to park a car, I'm going to favor living space every time. I think cities favor cars too strongly.