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Sure, as long as we also get rid of all urban growth boundaries. Be careful what you wish for, a free market city won't look like what you think it will.
by quantumwannabe 5y ago
Sure, as long as we also get rid of all urban growth boundaries. Be careful what you wish for, a free market city won't look like what you think it will.
- Schiendelman 5y agoGo for it. A free market city won’t go outward because nobody is willing to pay usage based pricing for highways.
- quantumwannabe 5y agoThey already do in many places. Toll roads exist, and the gas tax pays for almost all of the highways anyways. Transit is subsidized an order of magnitude more. A world with no subsidies looks more like suburban sprawl than a dense transit focused city.
- Schiendelman 4y agoShow me evidence. Gas tax doesn’t cause market decisions.