>Also who hurt you? I do not own a car, I walk/bike/bus/train everywhere and almost every time it is a terrible experience. I want to have a better city, but

>Also who hurt you? I do not own a car, I walk/bike/bus/train everywhere and almost every time it is a terrible experience. I want to have a better city, but a city does not become "walkable" or "unwalkable" because of zoning. It becomes either because it is either a good place to be or a terrible place to be. The obvious drug dealing at train stations make it a bad place, the obnoxious people with a total disregard for others make it a bad place, the trash everywhere make it a bad place, etc. If you do not make cities nice places to be nothing else matters. And if you do make them nice places, everything else will follow, since now people want to be there and will demand e.g. better zoning and infrastructure.