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I understand and empathize with your frustration, but I did specifically say that there are some prerequisites for car-light city centers to work well. But I felt that you in turn unfairly generalized the unfortunate NA situation¹ when in fact in, say, Europe there are dozens of cities with pedestrian/transit-first historical centers and hundreds more where it would be perfectly achievable – and is slowly being achieved – if not for ideological opposition.

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¹ Even SF is much less dense than almost any European city of comparable size!



San Francisco is a small city, but, at 6,655.4 people/km2, it's more dense than Berlin, at 4,126/km2.




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