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47% of the population of San Francisco uses something other than a car to get to work. In big cities, a car is not needed to get a well paying job. The really s

• vacri 12y ago
  'kids today'[1] have quite a lot of representation outside the concentrated city centre - usually city centres have a higher-than-average age. Cool, SF is tiny, compact, and riddled with public transport. Now travel down the coast a bit to greater LA, 20 million people of which have poor access to public transport and live in a very spread out city, limiting the utility of getting around via musclepower. Rinse, repeat anywhere you have spread-out suburbia with poor PT, or outside cities altogether.. [1] article's chosen demographic, though it doesn't really matter