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by selfsimilar
904 days ago
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TLDR: it's harder to have more kids when the law demands we keep them safe to a certain standard when children ride in cars. Car seats take up more space than children. This is a financial pressure against larger families. If your problem is low birth rates in America, sure, car seat laws are a small but measurable and possibly easily-remedied contributor to said problem. But really that's one of like a thousand things[0] including car culture generally. Trains, light rail, and busses don't add that pressure, and bikes are cheap. [0] TFA mentions a bunch of other pressures, but that list is certainly non-exhaustive, and seems very facile, tbh. |
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Are you suggesting taking 3 kids to the grocery store on your bicycle?
No country that relies on trains or light rail for default transit has a TFR over 2.