Yeah it's ridiculous what they let these companies get away with building without properly expanding the infrastructure people are gonna be using to actually ac

Yeah it's ridiculous what they let these companies get away with building without properly expanding the infrastructure people are gonna be using to actually access their houses. In DFW they slowly expand outwards by building these housing developments like 20-30 minutes farther from where "civilization" ends out in "the countryside", so you have these huge suburban hellscapes smackdab in the middle of rolling farmland and cattle and small country houses, and not any kind of retail stores for miles. My brother lives in one of these, and there's easily 1000+ houses in his neighbor and the other 3 or 4 immediately surrounding it, and the only way to get to any of them is a single two lane road that stretches for a few miles off the state highway it branches off of. Around 8am/5pm it takes literally hours to make it out or get back to your house because of how many cars there are backed up.