As a citizen and a native, I’d like to inform you that cities like Tulsa, Fresno, Santa Fe, Valencia, and Minsk are all pretty nice and consider moving there first.
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So true. You see this in Austin where the lack of mass transit and sprawl is done almost out of spite. Density, work/live options all have to be there. There is absolutely a wrong way to grow a city.
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It's insane. In Toronto, we still fight the battle against the car, with the shift in the political wins giving more influence to the sprawl constituents. That said, there is a blueprint on how to do this right.
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Same thing happens in Florida, especially Tampa.
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@jen_keesmaat work is that the urban planning decisions are very conscious. Oslo or Copenhagen didn't become biking cities by fluke. NYC didn't reduce pedestrian deaths by luck. If there is no urban planning or it supports sprawl, that's the outcome
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It is growing too fast.
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Nashville voted down their mass transit initiative a month ago because of cost and disruption. They can add rail from the east and south but n and nw is a problem.
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