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US Politics 19h
My town was built around a city that was huge in automotive industry and I can’t go anywhere because I can’t drive. The nearest grocery store is a 90min walk away and I would either have to go in the road or the ditch because there aren’t any sidewalks
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Anonymous 19h

I can’t go for a walk in my own neighborhood either, because the road is uneven and covered in potholes/loose gravel, and I risk getting hit by a car because people drive fast without looking where they’re going

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Anonymous 19h

detroit ?

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Anonymous 19h

It gives Detroit

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Anonymous 19h

Move then

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 19h

Thanks I did, I’m just back home visiting my parents

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 18h

I’m from one of Flint’s suburban towns so you’re not far off, at least metro Detroit has DART though

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 18h

But even if moving was a possibility for me, that doesn’t mean it is for everybody. Other adults might not have the money or transportation to move to a new city, or they might have a job or family they can’t leave behind. Plus, people under the age of 18 still deserve to go places without a car, especially if they have a job, and children still deserve a safe street to play on. Everybody should have easy access to basic needs like groceries and healthcare, regardless of where they live.

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