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Yes, but sadly still better than 99% of the US.
by QIYGT 4y ago
Yes, but sadly still better than 99% of the US.
- JeremyNT 4y agoNo, it's really not. I'm living in Nashville right now and it is exceptionally bad compared to many areas I've been. It's a tourist town in a red state. Their priorities and funding do not align with making a pleasant built environment for residents.