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>>That being said, you're in a city, what did you expect? Literally every single city I can think of it's better to walk than drive, so I guess it's a uniquely
by gambiting 2y ago
>>That being said, you're in a city, what did you expect?
Literally every single city I can think of it's better to walk than drive, so I guess it's a uniquely American perspective? Or like the other commenter said - a joke?
- kmarc 2y agoI wouldn't generalize this as an American perspective; at least many of my US friends envy the walkability of the European cities they visited (while recognizing the disadvantages / inconveniences about it, too)
- stephencanon 2y agoAs an American (New Englander), I would say that if it's better to drive than walk or take transit, you are not actually in a city, you're in the suburbs. So this definitely isn't a universal American perspective.