Fuck Cars
A place to discuss problems of car centric infrastructure or how it hurts us all. Let's explore the bad world of Cars!
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the least harmfull car is public transport. we should be discussing how to make this accessible instead.
So then be the change, bring in ideas! Thats also happening here. I would like to see it happening more
all right :) fairly quickly : train lines, bus lines, footpaths and cycle paths. hubs of public transport, where people can get from their place cycling or walking (or in the worst case senario driving) to get a bus/train/tram/... to where they need to go. Room for bycicle is important (in the trains, buses, etc) so people can keep on traveling easily whem they get to their destination (and small rental cars for the few who can't cycle or walk). Thisins not a revolutionary idea, it's been real before we developed all our infrastructure and life around cars.