spuriousmonkey wrote:
The solution is more and better public transport. Preferably electric. It's an insane idea that each person needs their own large vehicle for commuting. Put them all in one vehicle.
Thats how they subsidize the auto industry by doing away with public transport so they can get people into cars.
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Los Angeles
The historyLos Angeles was once home to one of the most thorough intraurban transit systems in the country. From 1910 to 1950, the Pacific Electric Railway connected the greater Los Angeles area with over 1,000 miles of track, including lines that ran along the proposed route of the Aqua Line. As early as the 1920s, an organized—and illegal—group of automotive corporations (including General Motors, Standard Oil, Firestone Tires, and Mack Trucks) drove the railway to the ground by systematically buying up and dismantling the transit lines, creating today’s automotive city as we know it.
Looks like its come full circle