The idea isn't to "force" people to do anything, it's to stop PRIORITIZING those people. Suburbs are on heavy welfare from city centers, who pretty much provid

The idea isn't to "force" people to do anything, it's to stop PRIORITIZING those people. Suburbs are on heavy welfare from city centers, who pretty much provide all the money. Roads are prioritized to such an insane degree that everyone suffers. The people you may identify with - low-density huge homeowners - don't realize it, but they're being heavily subsidized by everyone. Particularly those in denser areas. People would like to live in denser areas and have it, you know, not suck ass. They would like to be able to go anywhere without 1 hour of traffic. They would like to be able to bike without risking their lives. That means SOME money given to urban sprawl and roads needs to be diverted to public transit. Boo hoo.