Greater City ProvidenceThis Streetfilms video highlights the fact that Americans are driving less; however, transportation planners continue to design our streets as if driving rates are going up. RIDOT, take note.
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Not only that, but Rhode Island has a lower car ownership rate than average amongst Americans to begin with. About 770 cars per 1,000 people vs. 880 per 1,000, but that’s from memory.
There’s really no reason that Rhode Island can’t become the next Netherlands, except political will. We could blow Portland, Oregon right out of the water.