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Have you spent any time living/driving in places like Houston or Atlanta or the suburbs of Chicago or Los Angeles? How about the bay area outside of SF? Becaus
by orbitur 9y ago
Have you spent any time living/driving in places like Houston or Atlanta or the suburbs of Chicago or Los Angeles? How about the bay area outside of SF?
Because if you have, I can't imagine how you'd think it's a solvable problem.
The US is too big... at least a lot of cities are, in terms of distance covered. EU benefits from population growth pre car-era. Density necessitates lower speeds and smaller roads, and good luck regulating US cities into that state.
- jopsen 9y ago> Density necessitates lower speeds and smaller roads, and good luck regulating US cities into that state. Most European cities dream of having the same amount of road space US cities have. Yet, many European cities build dedicated bike lanes... It takes serious political will-power to close of roads from cars. It's lack of "will" do something, nothing more.