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[-] Hyperreality@kbin.social 0 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Rail can't realistically be connected to everyone's house. You always need a solution for that final mile.

For smaller stuff, a (cargo) bike is a perfect solution.

For heavier stuff, like a mobile work place or a 40ft steel beam, you will always need something else. Right now the best option is a (small, electric) van or truck. For that you will need at least some roads. You can prevent them from being accessible to anything but professionals who absolutely need access. But you will still need a limited amount of them.

Perfect is the enemy of good. Being a zealot about this, is self-defeating and won't convince enough people.

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