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by nine_k
1596 days ago
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Walkable and bikable space tends to be urban, with high(er) density. Else you can't walk or bike to enough places for walking and biking to matter. Either this, or a thick network of trains and buses in suburbia, which is hard and expensive to build, and is also noisy. Plentiful suburban trains mostly exist where they were built 100-150 years ago, and are seen as normal for a long time. |
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I have many busses and a commuter train line as options to move around, I can bike as well given the many bike lanes connecting all the way from the city to even further away suburban areas.
It's not noisy at all, I hear the deers eating grass in my garden while the train station is some 800 meters away. Busses pass by the avenue a block away from the house and I never hear them.
Not sure what you'd consider noisy but I don't really experience that and have plenty of ways to go around without a car.