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You give a great example - and raise an even better question: Can we "fix" cities to be more functional in a world dominated by autos? I wonder if we can. I
by MR4D 8y ago
You give a great example - and raise an even better question:
Can we "fix" cities to be more functional in a world dominated by autos?
I wonder if we can. It seems like inertia has become so great that it will take many decades to overcome this. In Houston, I think this easily could take 1/2 a century or more.
- davidw 8y agoThe suburb I lived in, in Italy was mostly built out after widespread use of automobiles. And yes, it was walkable, because things were close to one another.