In the US perhaps but Singapore is super dense and has actual public transit. You can't do it in most US cities because we're so captured at the car-centric loc

In the US perhaps but Singapore is super dense and has actual public transit. You can't do it in most US cities because we're so captured at the car-centric local maxima for 99% of our cities. Ultimately it's an issue we should really address but it's so entrenched into the cities and people's housing it'll take a major event to change.