Let's turn this around: you're expecting your neighbors to give up their public space, safety, and environment because you're not willing to accept the inconven

Let's turn this around: you're expecting your neighbors to give up their public space, safety, and environment because you're not willing to accept the inconveniences of more socially-aware means of transportation. I for one would love to live in your area. I'm tired of it taking five minutes to grab a coffee from the coffee shop across the street from me because I have to walk several hundred feet to the nearest pedestrian crossing and wait for an entire light cycle to be able to safely cross a four lane street that is entirely out of scale for the business district I live in. Just so people don't have to use their legs or god forbid public transit to get around. It's about time pedestrians reclaim what they've lost to auto-monoculture.