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Like watching a car crash in slow motion.

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What can we do to fix this? I agree with the dislike for cars and the desire for walkable cities, but when I see posts like this, it makes me really wonder about the way forward.

Public transportation is the obvious solution, trains/busses/etc. should have been the standard from the start, but we are here now. We can’t get rid of the infrastructure thats in place, so how can we fix it?

EuroNutellaMan

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We can’t get rid of the infrastructure thats in place, so how can we fix it?

You can swap it with public transportation. The same way public transportation was swapped for car dependent hell

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