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You presume incorrectly. It's a tangled web of federal and state policies, along with the (not exclusively) American fetish for cars and low-density home owners
by tbihl 9y ago
You presume incorrectly. It's a tangled web of federal and state policies, along with the (not exclusively) American fetish for cars and low-density home ownership, which led to the car-centric design. And that's certainly reductive, but helping from landlocked states visit NYC and SF probably never played a role.
- Spooky23 9y agoGiven the choice people prefer not to cram into crowded cities. Cars bring flexibility and freedom. The current trend is to go more urban/inner suburban. That more due to the cycle of aging property and best value than anything else.