It's like four blocks of homes. Good and functional public transit doesn't mean doorfront train stations for everyone, but there's literally no reason to think this community isn't a 25 minutes to an urban centre by transit.
You can definitely see pictures of wasteland that is very clearly are just endless sprawl connected by highways, but this is just some homes lol.
I mean I'd expect to see at least one bus stop if this is truly part of comprehensive transit network. Not that buses are optimal anyways...
The community is clearly designed around the automobile. I don't think anyone here is opposed to decent sized houses and easy access to grass under your feet. But this is not the way.
Where?
I mean it looks nice and bikeable but how do you get anywhere when it rains? Snows?
Bikes aren't really public transit, either. They're just not cars. How does public transit access this?
It's like four blocks of homes. Good and functional public transit doesn't mean doorfront train stations for everyone, but there's literally no reason to think this community isn't a 25 minutes to an urban centre by transit.
You can definitely see pictures of wasteland that is very clearly are just endless sprawl connected by highways, but this is just some homes lol.
I mean I'd expect to see at least one bus stop if this is truly part of comprehensive transit network. Not that buses are optimal anyways...
The community is clearly designed around the automobile. I don't think anyone here is opposed to decent sized houses and easy access to grass under your feet. But this is not the way.