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The five-minute city: inside Denmark’s revolutionary neighborhood - “cars are not welcome here”.
(www.theguardian.com)
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the old and infirm? public transportation, and a good set of walking shoes, oh, you can't walk, well fuck you, no cars allowed buddy, you live where you fall now
If only Denmark had a robust social safety net to take care of elderly and infirm people who need that sort of help.
Oh wait, they do!
Too bad Brexit happened, or you could possibly take your family to Denmark. :(
I wish.
Spoken like somebody who has never bothered checking what kind of infrastructure the old and infirm actually need or want
lol what a stupid thing to say.
Robust public transportation is much friendlier to those with disabilities than being required to drive a car. And luckily they make the Canta for those that don't want to use public transportation. Try getting away with one of those in America or Canda without getting run off the road by some white trash in and Silverado.