The problem isn’t cars. The problem is land use deliberately designed to make anything that’s not a car non-viable.
Imagine if you will urban planning that doesn’t surround every business with a concrete moat and every pancaked home with a football field of yard that most will rarely ever use. Planning that doesn’t segregate every building function into distinct zones and make each zone as large as possible so you have no choice but to travel long distances for EVERYTHING.
The problem isn’t cars. The problem is land use deliberately designed to make anything that’s not a car non-viable.
Imagine if you will urban planning that doesn’t surround every business with a concrete moat and every pancaked home with a football field of yard that most will rarely ever use. Planning that doesn’t segregate every building function into distinct zones and make each zone as large as possible so you have no choice but to travel long distances for EVERYTHING.