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My kids can't even go to their (suburban) school by bike because they can't get there without riding on a road for part of the way. That's a direct consequence
by david-gpu 3y ago
My kids can't even go to their (suburban) school by bike because they can't get there without riding on a road for part of the way. That's a direct consequence of car-centric urban planning.
These low-density car-dependent suburbs provide a very poor experience for everybody outside a car, from children/teens who can't drive yet to people who are trying to get to a destination (work, shop, library, restaurant, etc.) without a car.