In my experience, rural (but still populated) areas have great wireless coverage in the US – the networks have plenty of places to put their towers, and the ser

In my experience, rural (but still populated) areas have great wireless coverage in the US – the networks have plenty of places to put their towers, and the service is uncongested. Wired service is more hit-or-miss. Still, if the problem were in fact limited rural options, for the minority of citizens who live in rural areas, the fix would be new options for them, or regulations of their monppoly provider – not new federal rules and discretionary oversight for every ISP, including those in urban areas with vigorous competition.