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Originally Posted by Taylor95
I doubt that. Someone will come up with an ingenious solution, such as this:
https://www.businessinsider.com/japa...r-park-2015-11
Or cities can utilize underground parking more, like Salt Lake City.
I suspect that traffic will get better in the likely event that automation takes over many jobs in the next 30 years. People will start working from home more or a socialist will implement UBI. |
57% of trips in Tokyo are on public transportation and their streets are still gridlock. (A lot of the remaining trips are local deliveries)
I used to work for a Japanese company. The factory in Osaka that I visited employed more than 1000 people but had 12 parking spots. Osaka's streets were also gridlock.
There is no room for new roads is most major US cities.