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A lot of built environments in the US prioritize car throughput and parking over non-car accessibility. And cars have gotten huge relative to their often single
by the_snooze 2y ago
A lot of built environments in the US prioritize car throughput and parking over non-car accessibility. And cars have gotten huge relative to their often single-occupant usage. Should we really be "vexed" that this environments selects against pedestrians?
- bryanlarsen 2y agoThe vexation comes probably from the realization that they know what to do to fix the problem (copy Sweden's Vision Zero), but they are unable to implement the fixes because voters would revolt.
- itishappy 2y agoIf we care about pedestrians, absolutely.