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Pardon me but doesn't that directly negate what you said here? > Places that want to attract people must be close to each other in local centers, or people don
by Mo3 4y ago
Pardon me but doesn't that directly negate what you said here?
> Places that want to attract people must be close to each other in local centers, or people don't go to them.
- jltsiren 4y agoThat was for dense urban areas where people walk instead of using a bicycle. If most people are comfortable using bicycles, businesses have fewer reasons to concentrate on more expensive central areas, as people can reach them equally well a bit farther away. The more mobility people have on the average, the more mobility the society will expect from everyone.