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> Nobody is really space constrained. Clearly the answer is no then. That doesn't make space-constrained Austin's answer an automatic yes either though. The
by busterarm 3y ago
> Nobody is really space constrained.
Clearly the answer is no then.
That doesn't make space-constrained Austin's answer an automatic yes either though. The city is very car-dependent. The starting point isn't "take away peoples' ability to have a car". It should be "make it more attractive not to have a car".
Changing parking minimums comes far down that road.
- detourdog 3y agoIt's not clear to me. I really wish you could take the effort to explain your thinking. If there is no place to park but your neighbor's yard how it would work in a civilized society and help housing costs.