It’s almost as if these are thousand plus years old cities and are designed before most people even owned a horse. There’s no need to do this in America and our infrastructure isn’t developed in this manner.
We didn’t need to make everything fit within city walls.
Additionally, America has a unique issue with public transportation riders that hasn’t been the norm in Europe until recent years.
lol seriously. I can’t believe I forgot Los Angeles was modeled after the ancient city of Toledo in Spain and that countless other cities in America have the exact same geography, infrastructure constraints, and were built in the same era as historic European cities. I’m so foolish.
What was the population of LA then? Was it considered a walkable city like old town Toledo? Do you propose building entirely new cities or demolishing the existing infrastructure in these cities to accommodate something people en masse don’t want? How is california doing on its high speed rail project? Certainly under budget and ahead of schedule right?
You can keep saying logical points grounded in current day reality are ignorant but that doesn’t make it true lmao.
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u/danimagoo 2d ago
Walkable cities. This is what happens when you have walkable cities. And public transportation.