[quote=FlyerInHi]Finally, the city of San Diego is allowing development without parking. About time.
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This policy might work for downtown and areas near DT where people can get to everything without driving. However, for neighborhoods in the suburbs, this will be a shitshow for a few years. Most people will still have to have a car to get around within the neighborhoods, or if they work at a location with poor transit (most of SD).

I’m all for more public transit and higher density at the right locations, but SD’s public transit infrastructure is weak, especially going East/West and within neighborhoods.

I live along the 56 corridor. The 56 is severely congested every day. Meanwhile, the city continues to plan to add thousands of units of housing along the corridor, with no plan for better transit. More lanes on the 56, that’s planned for after 2030. Express lanes – nope, express buses to UTC/Torrey Pines/Sorrento Mesa – nope.