We don't do public transit in the US, even where it makes sense. Even where we do, we don't. For example, the trains in Salt Lake City stop running an hour or

We don't do public transit in the US, even where it makes sense. Even where we do, we don't. For example, the trains in Salt Lake City stop running an hour or two before bars close. -- It's also with mentioning that speed limits are their own problem: they are a baldfaced lie that pits believers against disbelievers; endangering everyone in the process. The reality of speed limits put into practice accomplish nothing except to violently clot traffic flow. Drivers who aren't convinced to slow down are vilified, while the system itself continues, perpetually immune to the blame it deserves. We can do better, but only if we are willing to recognize the issues present in the system itself, instead of blaming human disobedience in a country that celebrates it.