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It’s the politically difficult, or more often politically impossible, part of the puzzle.
by nopenopenopeno 4y ago
It’s the politically difficult, or more often politically impossible, part of the puzzle.
- actionablefiber 4y agoOh, completely. There's a whole host of problems strongly linked to American car-dependent development for which the solutions already exist and have been in use for some time elsewhere. Air quality, street congestion, traffic fatalities, obesity, high cost-of-living, poor accessibility for the disabled, children growing up with little independence or hobbies outside the home, housing shortage, and the general unhappiness of people who have no choice but to drive everywhere to do anything in a congested suburban town. The obstacles are not technological and have not been for some time. It's fully a social and political problem.