• atrielienz@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    So your suggestion is to attack transit in America in a way that would not work for American because of America’s unique problems with scale. Good to know. Do you know what would happen in most major cities in the US if all the car drivers suddenly had to take public transit? It would overwhelm any system you put in place. And the pollution would be astronomical.

    I’m all for walkable cities and suburbs, and I’m even good with reducing the number of people who need to drive and therefore cars on the road. But this isn’t a zero sum game. So unless you can show me a plan that is viable to take the place of the system I don’t really want to hear naysaying about electric robotaxis or any of that.

    This has been studied.

    • PlexSheep@feddit.de
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      11 months ago

      Americans don’t have problems with scale, they are just toi car dependent to think of anything else.

      Those people that stink, guess what: they are desperate and don’t have any other form of transportation than to take an underfunded Bus.

      Imagine the busses would receive a checkup and cleaning everytime they complete their route, come every 5 minutes, and wouldn’t have to wait with the car traffic. Suddenly, it sounds much better doesn’t it?