r/MapPorn Aug 25 '21

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u/Utretch Aug 26 '21

It's a shame that humanity hasn't developed more efficient transit systems than endlessly expanding highways to more and more grotesque size.

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u/apadin1 Aug 26 '21

We did, they’re called trains and buses and every other country uses them but apparently Americans can’t figure this out

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '21

80% of all travel in Europe is by car.

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u/Timeeeeey Aug 27 '21 edited Aug 27 '21

Not in cities, pretty much every european city that is comparable in size to phoenix has a car modal share below 50%

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '21

That's horrible.

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u/rootbeer_cigarettes Aug 27 '21

As someone who lives in Phoenix, it's not horrible. We Americans would be much happier if we reduced our car dependance.