Not having enough parking only makes it more painful to own a car; it's //punitive// in limiting social interactions to areas that have not yet... Actually sol

Not having enough parking only makes it more painful to own a car; it's //punitive// in limiting social interactions to areas that have not yet... Actually solving the issue of making it human scale to walk around from place to place. Of having a shops and //far range transit links// within that walkable distance that actually allows someone to make a journey to a relative's house or another town/city. Particularly on the west coast of the US, we are nowhere NEAR being able to remove a car from someone's life and expect them to maintain interactions with those not fortunate enough to be able to live within the overpriced city cores. MAYBE in heavy urban areas like the east coast metro sprawl, which are old enough to have inherited a rail transit interlink system that isn't completely broken and which have grand-fathered-in layouts and zoning that are more human scale. Maybe there such an elimination of parking could work.