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The overall fatality rate went down by 90%, though. That’s a fairly big deal: 30,000 fewer fatalities per year in the US alone. The ideal, of course, is no cars
by freeone3000 2y ago
The overall fatality rate went down by 90%, though. That’s a fairly big deal: 30,000 fewer fatalities per year in the US alone. The ideal, of course, is no cars: but if you have to have a car, the next-best is no humans near it or in it.
- ThunderSizzle 2y ago> The ideal, of course, is no cars: Of course? While I can get behind mixed development attitudes that integrate walking and biking systems with publix transit, cars will always be necessary. It's foolish to think cars are a scam on the earth - not every errand or trip can be walkable or covered by public transit or even affordable for a family.