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I live in Europe. Have lived in many places in Europe. I don't have a distorted view. Main point was that European cities, in general (Dublin being somewhat of
by berkes 4y ago
I live in Europe. Have lived in many places in Europe. I don't have a distorted view.
Main point was that European cities, in general (Dublin being somewhat of an exception by my experience) don't have suburban city planning. You typically live and work in the same city. Like e.g. Downtown New York - which, I'm told is somewhat of an exception, being an "old" US city. Travel by bus, metro, bike or tram.
- refurb 4y agohttps://www.sdworx.com/en-en/about-sd-worx/press/2018-09-20-more-20-europeans-commute-least-90-minutes-daily https://www.sdworx.com/en-en/about-sd-worx/press/2018-09-20-... ”In terms of distance undertaken, one fifth of Europeans (23.3%) travel, on average, further than 40 km or even more each day” 24% of Americans have a 15 min or less commute versus Europe which is 29%. Not that different. Sure, the mode of transportation is different, but not time spent commuting.
- ekianjo 4y ago> I don't have a distorted view. Maybe you lived in a bubble in Europe