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I thought we were supposed to be designing cities for people and not vehicles. Isn't the answer for everyone to bike with their bike trailer to a central wareho
by Rapzid 7y ago
I thought we were supposed to be designing cities for people and not vehicles. Isn't the answer for everyone to bike with their bike trailer to a central warehouse and collect their own packages?
- baxtr 7y agoI’m a heavy bike supporter, but this suggestion seems to make the lives of bikers and other people better, too.
- justinator 7y agoDelivery people could ride their (electric) bikes that last oh, one mile from a central warehouse, to the drop off point.
- manigandham 7y agoNo, service vehicles are integral to well-functioning cities. We need to increase efficient transportation so most people avoid cars with a single driver. Delivery reduces traffic by having 1 truck drop off 100 packages instead of 100 people picking up 1 package.
- notatoad 7y agocarving out specific areas for specific vehicular uses is designing for people. people still need vehicles sometimes, especially communal, efficient vehicles like the ones that do parcel delivery. Everybody doing everything themselves is not a good solution, no matter what mode of transportation they use.
- ClumsyPilot 7y agoI am all for bikes, but this is super silly. How is it an improvement for a hundred people waste their time and clog up the streets to do the job of a single truck?