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It mostly hasn't worked in the US because cities mostly haven't been doing it. It seems to work great in other places.
by ItsHarper 1y ago
It mostly hasn't worked in the US because cities mostly haven't been doing it. It seems to work great in other places.
- xnx 1y agoA lot of problems are easy if you can get everyone to coordinate. Wishful thinking is not a plan though.
- thewebguyd 1y agoYou don't need to get everyone to coordinate. You need politicians to not listen to the lobby of home owners and real estate companies worried about their investments (in other words, ignore the NIMBYs). Change the zoning laws, incentivize developing mixed use, prioritize pedestrian and cycling infrastructure and stop prioritizing cars and parking.