Why Do Micromobility Advocates Have Tiny-Demand Syndrome?

In the 1930s big auto dreamed up freeways and demanded massive car infrastructure. Micromobility needs its own Futurama—one where cars are marginalized.

Bicycle riders contend with a package-blocked bicycle lane in San Francisco in 2015. Robert Galbraith/Reuters

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I'm thinking... Road liners. Like an ocean liner but carries like 2000 ppl at once down the highway.

Or maybe not

 

Add open bar and buffet to seal the deal.

 

If you go through some old areas that haven't been redeveloped since the 1920's or 30's you can see an old solution.
People used to live above and behind their businesses/shops. There are still a few of these around here on the west coast, though mostly they're expensive lofts above shops now.
I suppose it doesn't fit the way we live anymore, but the way we live can be changed.