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I'd at least have time for the argument that they enable exploration of areas that are impossible to serve with transport, but that's why I don't actually hate

I'd at least have time for the argument that they enable exploration of areas that are impossible to serve with transport, but that's why I don't actually hate cars, just car dependency. They also saved New York from mountains of horse poop.

arcticbull 3y ago
That's what I'm arguing against also. The default should be 'you don't need a car' - if you insist on having one that's fine, but it shouldn't be subsidized by taxpayers and instead billed at the point of use. Basically all roads should be toll roads. If you want to leave town to a place that isn't served by transit, you can rent one. Most importantly though, cities should not be designed around them but instead around people, bikes and transit. > They also saved New York from mountains of horse poop. Wedding's over, we don't really need the priest anymore ;)