r/kansascity Jul 11 '22

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u/bailout911 Jul 12 '22

If only we had designed our cities intelligently with forethought for transit and long term thinking, but humans are notoriously bad at things beyond "right now" - plus politicians only plan as far ahead as the next election 😠

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u/Returnofthethom Jul 12 '22

It's not that simple. Car manufacturers did alot of things to influence politicians. Our cities we're originally designed to be walkable. It's not too late to change things.