I’d rather the government tax corporations and billionaires to provide intercity rail, public transit, mobility infrastructure, and walkable neighborhoods nationwide.

I’d rather the government tax corporations and billionaires to provide intercity rail, public transit, mobility infrastructure, and walkable neighborhoods nationwide.
Americans are forced to rely on cars by decades of government policy that created sprawl. Smart countries prioritize efficient land use, effective mobility, and walkable neighborhoods. We need to create critical infrastructure and end automobile dependency.
“Delivery drivers stop wherever they want” along with too many cars and not enough good alternatives are big problems in Boston, too. The city and state don’t care to fix it.
A vocal group of right wing broadcasters is behind forcing the cost of AM radios on all of us that might buy a new car.
To me it’s hardly worth discussing. I spend my time advocating for walkable cities, public transit, mobility infrastructure, and the end of automotive dependence
We're rocking an e-cargo bike, too, with a pair of "The War On Cars" reflector stickers mounted like a set of headlights on the front basket. #LifeAfterCars