• Natanox@discuss.tchncs.de
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    4 days ago

    All of that is true in some cases, for which there still can be and are parking spots. But those cases can’t be used as a scapegoat to build everything for cars (mentioning this specifically since car-brained people constantly do exactly that). Even in streets not made for cars you can drive if there are good reasons (emergency, moving in and out, accessibility…). Not to mention that, if a city or town you live in was build properly, even families don’t necessarily need their own car there.

    If your cities’ public transport still isn’t wheelchair-compatible that’s a totally different (huge) issue.

    • Mouselemming@sh.itjust.works
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      4 days ago

      Not disagreeing with your points but I want to mention that people who live in cities often like to get away from them to the countryside fairly frequently, and that can’t be done on public transit, especially if they need to take stuff with them. Planning should take that into account, and provision made.