Every time an ignorant person says bicycling and public transit would never work in America like it does in Europe…
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Damn they really destroyed KC.
Im not as smart as you but how can you tell, the camera isnt as high in the newer photo. Theres hardly a skyline or whatever. As a born and raised Missourian should I be concerned?
I don't have to be that way. I know there's proposals in multiple cities to fill in certain small free ways (especially ones that are surface or below surface level and building on top of them. With work from home hybrid situations becoming more normal there's literally no need for American roads to even be that big anymore.
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Wellll I take Amtrak often as I live in NYC but am from the DC area. I went home 4x last year and I’d say out of the 8 total rides, about half experienced some delay. And they were at random times so I have to assume it’s a regular occurrence. Further the pricing is vastly inflated if bought close to trip/around the holidays. That being said once you’re on it tends to be a comfortable ride
When you look at what they do in other countries like Japan with bullet trains and Europe with high speed rail it’s a joke how our rail system is. There is so much potential being squandered for a variety of reasons.
All of that being said I do enjoy traveling by train overall and certainly wish it was improved in various areas.
places like IKEA rent these out for free when folks are shopping.
I don't think they need to make huge purchases often if stores are near by.
there are examples of people in north america doing it.
For the most part you wouldn't. It's a different way of living.
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None of those are big enough for the amount I buy. Some products I stock up for for months at a time and live far outside the city. I'm just saying.
Some time in the not too distant future, your nude body will be dragged through the streets by bike.
