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Don't stop at 1 step. This in turn makes workers' pool smaller, which increases salaries, and encourages employers to move to the better connected areas. And

• marcosdumay 10y ago
  > which increases salaries In that now expensive part of the city that most people can't move to. And reduces them everywhere else. > encourages employers to move to the better connected areas Moving the transit there at the same time. There's something to say about creating infrastructure at the surrounds of the cities. It seems to have worked very well in the last decades. There's also something to say about forcing (by government power) a change in purpose for the center of cities. But simply cutting the movement of people does not look like a net gain most of the time.