The article expresses frustration with Tigard's inadequate transportation options, highlighting that it takes an excessive amount of time to travel short distances due to poor public transit and lack of sidewalks. The author reflects on their previous enjoyment of city living, which has diminished due to these challenges. Despite once driving and utilizing public resources, the reality of navigating Tigard's unwelcoming infrastructure has led to a decision to consider moving to a city with better pedestrian access and transit reliability. This represents a broader dissatisfaction with urban planning in the area.
Tigard's lack of sidewalks and unreliable public transportation makes mobility inconvenient, prompting a longing to return to city living where infrastructure supports walking and transit.
The frustrations with transportation in Tigard often overshadow the appeal of active living; long commutes by bus and inadequate infrastructure drive residents to seek alternatives.
As a former downtown dweller, the realities of navigating Tigard's transit system and sidewalks have drastically affected my desire to maintain an active lifestyle.
Experiencing slow and complicated public transit connections in Tigard highlights the urgency for better urban planning that prioritizes pedestrian access and efficient transportation.
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