@motherofwisp Companies have been using ATS for years at this point, the only time you'll realistically get a human to take a glance at it will be after it's filtered through automated screening software gg
if you’re wondering why r/fuckcars and other urbanist movements have taken off, I think a lot of it can be traced to things like this
creating a built environment where almost every American feels like they need to own a car was such a massive mistake
When you remove cars from cities, urban air becomes much, much cleaner.
During car-free Sundays in Brussels, nitrogen oxide and nitrogen dioxide levels were 80% lower than a typical weekend.
https://t.co/o0e98IeSTv