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Robert Moses would totally move buildings if it meant 7 lanes streets.
Most of the people who demand what is essentially a car mandate are always fucking slow drivers.
If they're so unimportant, so boring that they can spend the days twiddling their thumbs in constant traffic jams. Fine. But why are they unable to enjoy their boring 'hobby' without forcing EVERYONE to participate? Urbanists support walking, biking, trains, monorails, lightrails, buses, all sorts of choices in how you get around and it's all leagues more aesthetically pleasing than spending hours on end in bumper to bumper traffic because hollywood said "carz gotz duh freedumz!"
I'll admit that I like the look on the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, but even that will lose it's appeal real fast when I'm stuck in bumper to bumper traffic.
being a "I respect their lifestyle but they need to stop shoving it in everyone's face! 😤" guy but for driving
We can't keep letting these urban planners think that more lanes are gonna solve the problem.