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I hear all of this talk about commerce, however, will commerce work the same way under $10 a gallon diesel fuel? America lost something when we got away from what built us in the first place - the railroad system. Truck shipping is not a viable means of commerce in the future, and no one seems to be addressing this issue.

Also, build your city around cars and you will get cars. It seems that people still want this.

posted 5 years ago
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