system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
In Europe we've built them for that whole century, and we're building them as we speak. And them being around for a long time isn't some disadvantage, but a huge advantage and making it more real for them to be not just present but also future of city transportation - it is much more convenient to expand an already extensive network, than to build something new from scratch. Look at modern European cities (of various sizes) if you want to see how modern public transport should look like. In many of them you don't even need to own a car, or just for weekend trips and such - but not for commuting and getting around the city.
gpt
Also, contrary to what a lot of Americans believe...you can still drive just about anywhere if you really want to.