Re:Kansas City is first major city in U.S. to offer no-cost ...
by asdff on Monday December 16, 2019 @11:16PM
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On the grand scale, sure. That's the conclusion you'd reach if you average all the empty land in the U.S. where absolutely no one lives. But just like europe there are dense places in the U.S.
Much of the U.S. and many suburbs were developed with streetcars in mind that were later removed in favor of private car ownership.
Much of the U.S. and many suburbs were developed with streetcars in mind that were later removed in favor of private car ownership.