nostr:npub1q99sh3cs7tnk2xhllqrwpdecxyhnnxf5xtyaq2dr3wp0pymr4xdq0jhvgg nostr:npub1mm35vqtgdg3mw4v9vsvxuaapxhsapr4vpxj5yu94jegxx85alxesmwft6j nostr:npub1kkwfr70hcmdxcqp0tm7kwc5l2zk6x0w6vxulr2esncewr9p239tsfdhfrq And it's all so self defeating. Economies function better overall when they aren't saddled with subsidizing car dependency. For instance, The Bronx was supposed to get a busway along Fordham Road, its busiest commercial corridor. But it got blocked by the business owners who drive in from the suburbs, even though the busway would have brought extra foot traffic to their stores and improved sales. They just didn't want to take public transit with the poors.