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> I can't understand who would want to drive in Manhattan. I think the idea is that people will drive if their tolerance level for slowness is satisfied. So th
by FartyMcFarter 5y ago
> I can't understand who would want to drive in Manhattan.
I think the idea is that people will drive if their tolerance level for slowness is satisfied. So the amount of traffic will always be high enough to look acceptable for some people, unacceptable for others.
As for parking, in London there are definitely parking lots scattered around the city - can't speak for New York though.
> Like where are they coming from and where are they going?
Probably going between their homes and family / friends / shops / entertainment venues / restaurants.
- chrisseaton 5y ago> Probably going between their homes and family / friends / shops / entertainment venues / restaurants. But in cities these places don't have parking outside. So where are they parking?
- FartyMcFarter 5y ago> But in cities these places don't have parking outside. You won't always be able to park right outside your destination, but between street parking and garages there's definitely parking in many places.
- volkl48 5y agoThere's in excess of 100,000 public off-street parking spaces in Manhattan below 60th St (as of 2009 - Manhattan Core Parking Study). Plus street parking.
- chrisseaton 5y ago> There's in excess of 100,000 public off-street parking spaces in Manhattan Ah I had no idea and would never have guessed that - thanks.