Re:Tesla employees who don’t return to work could lose unemp...
by xwdv on Wednesday May 13, 2020 @10:46PM
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Agreed, the fact that we ignore so many gruesome vehicle fatalities is doing society no favors. The nation has been designed for cars from the ground up, but if we had been more privy to their risks, perhaps we would have built more pedestrian focused cities instead, and more emphasis on robust mass transit solutions.
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Re:Tesla employees who don’t return to work could lose unemp...
by lvnfg on Thursday May 14, 2020 @12:20AM
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Designing cities around cars is a great mistake of urban planning imo. Ideally there should be no motorized vehicles above ground within a city's boundary. The improvements to safety, air quality, and quality of life in general would be immense and would make cities infinitely more livable. There are European cities that have been moving in this direction: https://www.fastcompany.com/90456075/here-are-11-more-neighb....