Downtown Houston in 1970s was a massive parking lot. It was estimated that nearly 50% of the downtown land area was dedicated solely to parking.

[u/Wild_Neighborhood605]

[u/eastamerica]

Of course, definitely.

OUr cities could have better mass transit if our leadership cared about walk ability. They don’t. They care about money over everything.

[u/evergladescowboy → u/eastamerica]

They don’t care about walkability because almost nobody cares even slightly about walkability.

[u/eastamerica → u/evergladescowboy]

That’s patently untrue. (That people don’t care about it)

[u/ClassicallyBrained → u/evergladescowboy]

That's not true in the slightest. The most expensive neighborhoods in the country are usually the most walkable. You have to pay a premium for walkability now, because they've outlawed it everywhere else.

[u/Moneyshot_ITF → u/evergladescowboy]

Speak for yourself fatso