That's obviously not the point being made, but it's funny how you've still managed to name things that in the West are at least built around the needs of cars i

That's obviously not the point being made, but it's funny how you've still managed to name things that in the West are at least built around the needs of cars in most cases. How many dams have helipads? Not many, how many can be driven over? That railway bridge? Sized to allow car traffic underneath. Many airports have about as much car parking (or more) as runways measured by footprint, same for many power plants. Houses either have a garage or can't be legally built without parking in many jurisdictions, how many of those require helipads?