To Americans: How far apart is everything in the US?
DaCrazyJamez @ DaCrazyJamez @sh.itjust.works Posts 2Comments 330Joined 2 yr. ago
DaCrazyJamez @ DaCrazyJamez @sh.itjust.works
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I think there is one thing backwards here, the US didnt embrace the car which lead to suburbs, but embraced suburbs which lead to using cars. The decision (which really wasnt a conscious one, more just the way it worked out) is based entirely on the vast geography of the country. We have the extra space, so we used it, and needeing cars followed.
The older cities in the US that were built based on European standards all have fairly excellent public networks (NYC, Boston, Philly, etc)