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That city has a tiny fraction of the population density, commercial activity, and industrial transport of Chicago, they're really not comparable. Transporting p
by lapsed_pacifist 4y ago
That city has a tiny fraction of the population density, commercial activity, and industrial transport of Chicago, they're really not comparable. Transporting people and goods over large distances by bicycle doesn't scale very well.
- dublinben 4y agoSo now a city is too dense for cycling to work? It’s usually the other way around. Either way, cars are inherently less space efficient than bikes, because they occupy so much more road space per passenger.
- TheGigaChad 4y ago[dead]
- glaucon 4y agothrowaway5959 mentioned travelling to their grocery store. I'm going to guess that their grocery store is not on the other side of Chicago from where they live. How big the city is that contains the grocery store doesn't seem directly relevant to that or does it ?