The car isn’t the problem, it’s the response to the same problem facing public transport. People drive places because they are forced to live too far from where they want to be, be it work, shops, schools, or other facilities.
If we let people live near where they want to be, then more people will walk and take buses rather than using cars.
High_Flyer87 on
Infrastructure and service delivery into an ever sprawling city is the problem.
Up up up is the way we need to go with building.
These guys view things so simplistically through their own lense and get it completely wrong every time.
Reaver_XIX on
I would say it is piss poor management and planning and not the ‘private car’ as the root cause. But what do I know.
nom_puppet on
“If I blame other road-users for our piss poor performance, I’ll fool at least half of the peons, mwahahaha!” – Dublin Bus CEO
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The car isn’t the problem, it’s the response to the same problem facing public transport. People drive places because they are forced to live too far from where they want to be, be it work, shops, schools, or other facilities.
If we let people live near where they want to be, then more people will walk and take buses rather than using cars.
Infrastructure and service delivery into an ever sprawling city is the problem.
Up up up is the way we need to go with building.
These guys view things so simplistically through their own lense and get it completely wrong every time.
I would say it is piss poor management and planning and not the ‘private car’ as the root cause. But what do I know.
“If I blame other road-users for our piss poor performance, I’ll fool at least half of the peons, mwahahaha!” – Dublin Bus CEO