1️⃣ Love the chart 2️⃣ Spending time in London and Tokyo really highlighted to me just how much usable space we waste on parking lots 3️⃣ Having greater population density creates a big enough market to support super-niche stores, restaurants, and other cool stuff
I'm American, but I've lived in both NYC and London. So I'm spoiled. Those places have great PT *and* if you can't find what you want within walking distance of your front door then something's wrong.
I had friends visiting from England. Since I'm in Florida, they wanted to go to Disney. The one thing they went on (and on) about was the size of the "car park."
Love cool graphics that tell a story. Thanks for sharing. I moved to be directly on public transport. Sold one car, never looking back.
Parking lots and golf courses are wasted space