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> To be objective, there are actually more cars queued up in line than there are parking spots. It is just that no one is parking. There is more space devoted
by throw0101a 4y ago
> To be objective, there are actually more cars queued up in line than there are parking spots. It is just that no one is parking.
There is more space devoted to parking than there is to actual retail space (where humans go into).
As another post from the same account observed:
> Remember that electric cars won't solve congestion
* https://twitter.com/urbanthoughts11/status/1525798150283448320 https://twitter.com/urbanthoughts11/status/15257981502834483...
- undersuit 4y agoDevoted to the unused parking! 2/3s of that drive thru line could be parked with their engine off.
- mrguyorama 4y agoI have experienced many times parking and walking into a coffee store (multiple different chains), ordering, and walking out with my fresh coffee before even a single car has gotten theirs. Some people just seem utterly set on never leaving their glorified mobility scooters.
- throw0101a 4y agoIn this particular case, yes. But look at any suburban shopping mall (e.g., in Maps satellite view): how much of the land is for the mall's actual retail space, and how much is for parking? (Part of this is zoning mandated of course, but it's a bit chicken-egg with regards to car-centric design.)
- aaaaaaaaata 4y ago> electric cars won't solve congestion Smaller, cheaper form factors springing up from lack of needing to carry around an ICE will, though.