You know, even in the middle of the country, where we have been pretty automobile-dependent and -focused, car-optional for the millennials is a much more frequently used term as to where you put businesses, where you put places that people live, have those options.
Blunt discusses the shift towards car-optional living for millennials in urban planning.
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