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I've lived in European cities with great rail and bicycle infrastructure. But there's nothing good coming in my part of Ohio. There's no buses, or bike lines. Or sidewalks, not even a shoulder on the road. They've spent a couple of years adding two overpasses for the local highway though. Our tax dollars at work.
Ohio has way too many people to be so hostile to rail and bicycle infrastructure
7th in population and 42nd in public transit spending per capita. Abysmal.
It really is weird. Columbus for example is fucking huge to not have a train or frequent bus service.
Too low density. Those buildings are mostly suburban one- or two-storey homes most likely, and much of what isn't is not more than 4 floors and a lobby.
Not saying it's a bad idea. I'm saying too much car-centric planning can permanently "lock-in" car-centric living by making it too expensive. Those assholes in the auto industry knew exactly what they were trapping society in.