Layout cities and do public transportation better, policy-makers shouldn't just tax what's vital to live and work just because they think it will go away... it's BandAid, panacea mentality.
Layout cities and do public transportation better, policy-makers shouldn't just tax what's vital to live and work just because they think it will go away... it's BandAid, panacea mentality.
And how do you get better public transport in cities? By getting cars out of them.
And we should actually start getting drivers to pay for what they use, instead of subsidising them billions.
Transportation is a basic service cities should provide for free, that includes both roads and public transport.
This is only true of LA, Phoenix, and Tucson, cities established or seeing their principal growth after the invention of air conditioning.
Pretty much every other American city got its street plan decades or centuries before automobiles. New York's streets were drawn in 1810. San Francisco got its streets in 1840. The assertion that America is "designed for cars" is totally bunk. Cars are invaders in cities designed for walking and horse riding.