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There's already a solution to this that doesn't involve replacing personal transportation with private interests that control all movement. San Francisco in par
by Kye 3y ago
There's already a solution to this that doesn't involve replacing personal transportation with private interests that control all movement. San Francisco in particular used to be famous for it.
- standardUser 3y agoSure, now apply that model to the several thousand sparse suburbs where a hundred million Americans live instead of cherry-picking the 2nd densest city in America (which is still, by the way, VERY car-dependent despite one of the best mass transit systems in the country).