It’s one thing to accomodate cars, it’s another for the entire landscape to optimize against them. The average suburban family in the 1980s had a car. They als

It’s one thing to accomodate cars, it’s another for the entire landscape to optimize against them. The average suburban family in the 1980s had a car. They also had well maintained sidewalks, civic organisations, and - in many cases - stores within walking or biking distance.