If you live in the US, it's not worse. If you live anywhere else in the (developed) world, it is worse. My hope is that the bottom-of-the-barrel US approach is

If you live in the US, it's not worse. If you live anywhere else in the (developed) world, it is worse. My hope is that the bottom-of-the-barrel US approach isn't shoved down the throats of everyone else just when we're finally managing to rebuild cities for people, not for cars.