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These comments are more ANGRY about parking than about the housing crisis!!
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That's exactly what car dependency looks like.
Portland, Oregon, of all places, should be very easy to get around without a car (it is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the States).
The fact that parking could be this difficult would immediately signal to me that maybe a car isn't the most appropriate or practical way to get around in my community.
Of course, I'm not sure what kind of cars these people are trying to park. Is it a Mini Cooper or a F150 Tank?
See that's the thing. Not only is this a transit-forward city doing transit-forward zoning, the pictured comments are also just inventing an imagined issue. It's actually not at all difficult to find parking in Portland. It's very easy.
Try parking in the Bay Area and you'll never complain about parking anywhere else ever again