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Re:The Lithium-Ion Battery May Not Be the Best Bet for EVs by kwhitefoot on Friday March 01, 2024 @08:48AM (#39561711)
Not just the UK. The US really is an outlier. Pedestrian infrastructure is better almost everywhere else. Certainly in every country I have visited from Canada to China and a dozen others in between.
Re:The Lithium-Ion Battery May Not Be the Best Bet for EVs by alephnerd on Friday March 01, 2024 @10:02AM (#39562393)
In my experience, Canada is similar.

We couldn't afford a car when I was younger so we had to subsist on Translink and Skytrain, and those systems were roughly on par with Muni and VTA. Outside of the Vancouver core, pedestrian infrastructure was weak to nonexistent in suburbs like Richmond, Surrey, South Vancouver, etc or towns/cities like Nanaimo or Abbotsford.

Calgary and Edmonton were worse.