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There really aren't, proportionally. Most of the cities are not reasonable to live in without owning a car. And I'd rather if the bus was an option at all. The
by Taywee 3y ago
There really aren't, proportionally. Most of the cities are not reasonable to live in without owning a car.
And I'd rather if the bus was an option at all. The bus is expensive and unreliable in most US cities. Getting somewhere by car that takes 20 minutes can take hours by bus due to scheduling. This is a stark contrast to London, which has an actual public transit system.
Maybe I'm biased by living in Colorado Springs, where it might be particularly bad, but cities with sprawling suburbs are usually terrible for living without a car, and the US has tons of suburbs.
- boredumb 3y agoproportionally, sure, but there are a lot of cities you can live without owning a car in the united states. Just about every metropolitan area and nearly any city over 150k people on the west coast seem to be navigable by at most a bike.