Recently we’ve been introduced to the geniuses at Strong Towns. First they gave us the stunning and brave insight that downtown urban areas in Manhattan have higher property costs per acre than farmland in Kansas. Then they explained how ACKSHUALLY street parking shouldn’t exist. You see,  a Covid-19 era policy showed the restaurants in Toronto – which were not legally allowed to serve customers indoors – made more revenue in the physical location where the parking spot was serving customers than the city made in parking fees. Therefore street parking is unnecessary and in fact counterproductive. It’s confusing because it’s … Continue reading PSA: Deboonking the Traffic Soyboys Part 25 – Suburbs are Ponzi Schemes, Trust me Bro