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You’re doing this wherever you arrive too, and then you’re doing it again when you return. It sucks, as someone who lives in a city that actually values transpo
by presentation 4y ago
You’re doing this wherever you arrive too, and then you’re doing it again when you return. It sucks, as someone who lives in a city that actually values transportation.
So, how would you like it if I said that the nearest parking to both your home and your favorite store is a 15 minute journey away? And the whole time it’d be loud and annoying? Would you still drive there?
- brnt 4y agoI'd take my bike. This is how a large fraction commute here in NL.
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- presentation 4y agoYou’ll bike to the station, then you’ll need to bring your bike on the train (not sure if they allow this) and then bike again at your destination (or they need to build out share bike infrastructure), and keep in mind that LA is bike theft central so you’ll need to seriously lock down your stuff (unlike the Netherlands or where I live, Japan), and keep in mind that the “highways” I’m referring to aren’t sensible European/Japanese sized highways, but instead 8 lane each way hellscapes. Add the fact that for much of the year it’s 35C+, people already think transit is bullshit there, you’re probably on the train for at least an hour since everything is so sprawled out and there’s no express trains, and like I mentioned, the stations are 100% of the time not even close to anything of interest - no thanks, I’ll stick with a sensibly designed system.