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Re:Too fast, too furious: Dangerous street takeovers stymie ... by echelon on Saturday November 26, 2022 @10:28PM (#33759963)
HN draws in a large urban audience. A small, but vocal subset of urbanites absolutely hate car transportation and suburbia. It's a fast growing subculture with many adherents. They favor bike and rail transportation, "complete streets", and removal of surface parking lots.

The /r/fuckcars subreddit, for example, would absolutely turn this thread into an anti-car talking point.

Re:Too fast, too furious: Dangerous street takeovers stymie ... by boc on Saturday November 26, 2022 @10:38PM (#33760040)
I personally don’t hate cars, but I hate that we let them park anywhere for basically free. If we built more high-volume garages and then banned street parking in city cores, our sidewalk cafes and restaurant culture would improve dramatically. Remove parking, expand the sidewalks.
Re:Too fast, too furious: Dangerous street takeovers stymie ... by TaylorAlexander on Saturday November 26, 2022 @10:41PM (#33760066)
They do have a point though. It’s pretty hard to do donuts in a train!