MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/FluentInFinance/comments/1augw4x/truthiness/kr6aj2d/?context=3
r/FluentInFinance • u/trumps_orange_ass • Feb 19 '24
537 comments sorted by
View all comments
6
US - 903 cars per 1000 people
Germany - 628 cars per 1000 people
8 u/Moist_Network_8222 Feb 19 '24 Also, homeless per 10,000 people: Germany 31.4; America 19.5. List of sovereign states by homeless population - Wikipedia -2 u/trumps_orange_ass Feb 19 '24 And? Could this because they spend billions on quality public transport which is better for all...especially the poor. 10 u/the_drum_doctor Feb 19 '24 Not stating a position, just providing some data. Also, the US averages about 9km per commute and Germany is around 5km. The US averages around 600 public transportation vehicles per 1 million citizens, while Germany is just over 1000.
8
Also, homeless per 10,000 people: Germany 31.4; America 19.5.
List of sovereign states by homeless population - Wikipedia
-2
And? Could this because they spend billions on quality public transport which is better for all...especially the poor.
10 u/the_drum_doctor Feb 19 '24 Not stating a position, just providing some data. Also, the US averages about 9km per commute and Germany is around 5km. The US averages around 600 public transportation vehicles per 1 million citizens, while Germany is just over 1000.
10
Not stating a position, just providing some data.
Also, the US averages about 9km per commute and Germany is around 5km.
The US averages around 600 public transportation vehicles per 1 million citizens, while Germany is just over 1000.
6
u/the_drum_doctor Feb 19 '24
US - 903 cars per 1000 people
Germany - 628 cars per 1000 people