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I don't know this for sure, but as someone who lives in SF, I would guess that's less the case here than in LA. The city is much less supportive of private vehi
by mandelbrotwurst 9y ago
I don't know this for sure, but as someone who lives in SF, I would guess that's less the case here than in LA. The city is much less supportive of private vehicle ownership (for good reason imo, but that's a bit off-topic) than most cities in the U.S.
- dkasper 9y agoThat's true now but up until the 2000s SF did have residential parking requirements for most of the city.