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Yeah that's true, some American towns and cities are unwalkable, as if pedestrians are not even remotely considered. :confused: New York and San Francisco are fine, Los Angeles too except for the large distances. Suburbs in California generally have sidewalks though

Urban American roads also seem more crowded with more drivers commuting, often long distances. Fuel is much less expensive too and most people own and rely on vehicles. But the Economist does not mention the demographics of traffic accidents and the impact of de-policing. (Also emissions...

The low quality of life in American (and South African) inner cities has primarily to do with racial demographics, high crime and drug use, deteriorating public services, and thus a fleeing middle class and shrinking tax base, intensifying all of the previous problems. Add an extremely high...

Families mostly want low-density environments (however they are accomplished), these are best for family formation and development.