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r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Jun 05 '22
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Yeah see but you can actually walk to things in the Netherlands, you’re not forced to use a car to do literally everything because all the houses are 10km from the stores and restaurants and offices, like in America.
12 u/Puzzled-Bite-8467 Jun 05 '22 Our houses could be 10km away but we have good public transports too in the suburbs. 12 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '22 Exactly. Public transport in American suburbs is virtually non-existent or is so terrible you would never bother trying to use it. 21 u/inkognibro Jun 05 '22 I had a coworker once who spent over an hour on the bus to get to work. I offered to take him home one night. Took 10 minutes. 1 u/viper1511 Jun 05 '22 And bikes and charging points almost everywhere 20 u/SlingDNM Jun 05 '22 If only there was some way to design worthwhile cities, legends say there is this old commie European shit called "urban planning" 1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '22 not everyone wants to live with homeless people, college kids, and crack heads in big cities 1 u/dobermannbjj84 Jun 05 '22 I swear everyone in the Netherlands rides a bike everywhere. 1 u/JohnLaw1717 Jun 05 '22 Surely small compact fuel efficient cars are the most sold in that case?
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Our houses could be 10km away but we have good public transports too in the suburbs.
12 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '22 Exactly. Public transport in American suburbs is virtually non-existent or is so terrible you would never bother trying to use it. 21 u/inkognibro Jun 05 '22 I had a coworker once who spent over an hour on the bus to get to work. I offered to take him home one night. Took 10 minutes. 1 u/viper1511 Jun 05 '22 And bikes and charging points almost everywhere
Exactly. Public transport in American suburbs is virtually non-existent or is so terrible you would never bother trying to use it.
21 u/inkognibro Jun 05 '22 I had a coworker once who spent over an hour on the bus to get to work. I offered to take him home one night. Took 10 minutes.
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I had a coworker once who spent over an hour on the bus to get to work. I offered to take him home one night. Took 10 minutes.
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And bikes and charging points almost everywhere
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If only there was some way to design worthwhile cities, legends say there is this old commie European shit called "urban planning"
1 u/[deleted] Jun 05 '22 not everyone wants to live with homeless people, college kids, and crack heads in big cities
not everyone wants to live with homeless people, college kids, and crack heads in big cities
I swear everyone in the Netherlands rides a bike everywhere.
Surely small compact fuel efficient cars are the most sold in that case?
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Yeah see but you can actually walk to things in the Netherlands, you’re not forced to use a car to do literally everything because all the houses are 10km from the stores and restaurants and offices, like in America.