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The real solution is to build more housing near where people work, so that people don't HAVE to commute. Oh who am i kidding. Thats politically impossible.
by stale2002 9y ago
The real solution is to build more housing near where people work, so that people don't HAVE to commute.
Oh who am i kidding. Thats politically impossible.
- jurip 9y agoHow do you propose achieve that for households with more than one person going to work outside their home? That requires being highly selective when accepting job offers and being willing to move and possibly quit jobs often.
- stale2002 9y agoIm suggesting that more houses get built downtown in the city. Not EVERYONE would have to live in the city. A lot are interested, and would move there themselves, and this would cut down on traffic significantly.
- jurip 9y agoOh, I absolutely agree with building more housing (and office and retail space, etc) and less roads and parking in the city. But that does not eliminate the commute. You have to live in a really small town and/or be very lucky with jobs to not have a noticeable commute. Of course, if you can do that commute on foot, bike or public transit that's better for everyone.