"Living in the suburbs comes at a price: long commutes. Many people spend hours a day behind the wheel, getting to and from work. On top of that, the dispersed

"Living in the suburbs comes at a price: long commutes. Many people spend hours a day behind the wheel, getting to and from work. On top of that, the dispersed nature of suburbs means that everything from the grocery store to the gym requires more extended periods of time driving." Move the work and the services to the suburbs. For most of human history we worked where we lived. That changed only very recently, and the artificial bifurcation needs to be reversed - particularly now we have the technology to do it, without sacrificing any necessary economies of scale