Re:The sorry state of neighbourhood design in America: a mot...
by jaaron on Tuesday January 22, 2013 @12:09PM
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I lived in Santa Monica for a year without a car (intentionally). It's totally doable, but it takes planning.
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Re:The sorry state of neighbourhood design in America: a mot...
by billpaetzke on Tuesday January 22, 2013 @12:17PM
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Ya I'm living in Hollywood right now w/o a car by choice. It's totally functional for me since I live next to a subway stop and my work is also off a major stop. And the neighborhood is incredibly walkable--everything I need or want. Taxis readliy available should I need one.
Although being a single guy here, I think women see it as a red flag (at least from what I see on okcupid). Interested in moving to NYC unless I find somewhere cheaper and still interesting.
Re:The sorry state of neighbourhood design in America: a mot...
by look_lookatme on Tuesday January 22, 2013 @12:30PM
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Aside from the red flag aspect (which I can understand) does it make certain social activities inconvenient, such that you require a friend to pick you up?
Re:The sorry state of neighbourhood design in America: a mot...
by mixmastamyk on Tuesday January 22, 2013 @02:01PM
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Zip car is in Hollywood.