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cities are for people, not cars
58 upvotes, 11 comments. Yik Yak image post by _orangutan in US Politics. "cities are for people, not cars"
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Anonymous 8w

Buses help with traffic a little bit as long as there’s like 3 people or more on them

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Anonymous 8w

Urban planners need to be arrested for manufacturing homelessness

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Anonymous 8w

Cities are for both

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Anonymous 8w

Cities are for people, cars are for people, cities are for cars

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 8w

buses would help a lot more if they did not have to compete with personal automobile traffic

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Anonymous replying to -> _orangutan 8w

Yes of course :)

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 8w

Hear me out what if we utilized economy of scale by combining the autonomous cars together, and driving them on rails which had power inside of them. They could stop at common stops so people could hop and hop off when ever they needed

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 8w

So then I have to stop at every common stop on the way to where I’m going? Sounds slow

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 8w

Nope. Because of economy of scale we can have different type of these “autonomous linked-car pods.” Some get you really close to your stop, but others will take you between cities faster than cars can take you. And since they’re autonomous you can sleep on the pods or get work done.

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Anonymous replying to -> _orangutan 8w

Wouldn’t more busses being available end up reducing the amount of cars on the road?

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Anonymous 8w

You really thought this was cold didn’t you?

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