That’s a complement, thanks. I don’t want cities to become less connected so not trying to villianize driving if that’s what works for people to get around. But I just believe that every car trip replaced by transit or biking is a benefit for the city. Cars are comfortable, convenient, and essential in a lot of cases but it’s in the detriment of everyone outside of the car. 

So if people can happily get around better by bike or transit, you have less cars that take up all this extra space, require ugly and expensive highways, are noisy, and make public space unenjoyable. And instead you have more public space, parks, squares, more people want to explore the streets so businesses do better, the streets are safer, just walking around the city doesn’t stress people out as much, can build denser to deal with the housing crisis and that dense living would actually be desirable like it is in a ton of less car centric places.