Regarding weather, that will always be a factor too. I was going to mention it, but I did that thing where I thought I included a sentence then it wasn't there

Regarding weather, that will always be a factor too. I was going to mention it, but I did that thing where I thought I included a sentence then it wasn't there when I reread what I'd written. I see my position as not car-hostile or car-eliminatory but efficiency-maximising. With that said, this: >Obviously there becomes a density point where it makes sense to offload a lot of the transportation needs onto public traffic by many cities and suburbs are not there yet. Is a bit hard to swallow when car-default systems allow indefinite suburban growth. Feedback loop.