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No, it doesn't. Not in a country where constitutionally such power by default is devolved to the states to regulate or not. One could make the argument it start
by sillyquiet 6y ago
No, it doesn't. Not in a country where constitutionally such power by default is devolved to the states to regulate or not. One could make the argument it starts at the state level, but most states have left such matters to the municipalities in turn.
So, these municipalities, acting independently and without coordination, and have arrived at the same state. Because they are all currently incentivized to.
- zip1234 6y agoThere are state and federal dollars that are used by these municipalities to widen their roads and such. It is not something that happened without coordination. A federal policy in which 10x more money is available for roads vs transit is an incentive for more of the same.