What makes you think it's not connected to public transportation?

They're simply saying you can't walk, please use another form of transportation.

edit: people in this thread are saying there is public transit to it.

Racism and capitalism, mostly.

Those things lead to poor education for the public, which makes all subsequent decisions stupider.

Then, the stupid people try to make as much short term money as possible for themselves.

Simultaneously, anything that benefits the minorities (eg: black folks) is disliked. Mass transit, for example.

Profit.

If it isn’t profitable you can get fucked.

Think of the massive investment this country made in itself postwar. Schools, highways, libraries, research and development of technologies, electrification, parks, all the sciences from medical to astrophysics, wages, pensions, and yes, even sidewalks…the list goes on and on. Then the ‘70s and ‘80s hit us with massive tax changes that favored the wealthy and companies while cutting government spending.

Sidewalks are city funded and maintained. Not profitable. The US is car-centric for multiple reasons…mostly profit. And we’re anti-poor. Because only the poor wouldn’t have a car, and they’re not profitable.

Because brianbury is legal in the US. You just have to call it a campaign donation and then you can do whatever you want.

I live in a country that went from 1st world to second-ish world.

No, no.

Breathing is going to be allowed, but you have to pay for each breath.

There's 12 times more land dedicated to parking than to the actual stadium. I think this one is a popular meme on anti-car communities because of that.

It’s NJ, it’s intentional. There are sidewalks in small towns, but almost no sidewalks outside of them. On most roads like 38 and 541, you literally have to walk on the grass next to the road. Public transportation is surprisingly decent for a US state, specifically going from South Jersey into Philly is really easy.

Source: I grew up there and walked everywhere. It was terrible.

I used to live near there and the cars were an afterthought too. It is sketchy AF driving there and it has a weird post-apocalyptic feel too.

I left an airport in Germany one time by bicycle.

Found that it dumped me onto an autobahn with no alternative.

It's not just US that designs terrible airports

I'll never forget when I first learned that. It was a 8 minute drive from the airport hotel to the airport. Or a 90 minute walk. But on a map, it looked like two blocks tops.

I went to school a block away from a major international airport. Unless you can hop a fence and run with bags on a runway while dodging security and airplanes, what you said is true. I've lived near the airport most of my life and I still have trouble escaping from it after picking up/dropping off someone.

Buses are woke you get a choice between a complimentary pick up or muscle car but either choice only seats one.