On Jun 23, 2008, at 2:15 PM, Gar Lipow wrote:
No, the suburbs in sense you mean were invented before the auto, based on the train.
Huh? Outside New York, and to a lesser extent places like Philadelphia and Boston, commuting on a train counts for almost nothing. And given today's work patterns, which often mean commuting from one suburb to another rather than to a CBD, you couldn't build enough trains to make it work. How could modern Atlanta or Dallas exist without cars?
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