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So reducing car dependency is a huge boon then. Incentivizing investment in public transit would safe the save these commuters a lot of cash. You’re conflating
by danny_codes 2y ago
So reducing car dependency is a huge boon then. Incentivizing investment in public transit would safe the save these commuters a lot of cash.
You’re conflating short term change with long term change. In the long term reducing car dependency is hugely beneficial
- autoexec 2y agocharging people more money to drive doesn't reduce car dependency, it just punishes the people who are forced to deal with the fact that they are dependent on cars.
- acdha 2y agoIt absolutely reduces car dependency by giving better transit service. Every story about this for months has noted large improvements in bus speeds and reliability, and that is before any of the capital improvements kick in, all of which reduces the number of people who feel they need to take on the high expense of car ownership to avoid being late to work.