In my latest Substack article (linked in my story), I write about "Where We Vacation Reveals What We’ve Lost" and the cognitive dissonance of vacationing in places built with policies we largely forbid at home. thetransitguy.substack.com/p/where-we-v...
Mashpee Commons on CapeCod and Plainsboro, NJ show how to make this happen in the real world.
Yes. This irony gets me every time – the wealthy in my community spend summer reveling in the walkable/bikeable communities with density, narrow streets, accessible fransit, and retail on every block. And then they come home and start nattering about daylight planes, urban canyons, traffic, parking.
Edit: "*resume* nattering" What happens on vacay stays on vacay, I guess.