Why are Greyhound bus stations almost always in poor, high crime neighborhoods?
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because cars kill kids, and urban grids don’t restrict where cars can go so they go everywhere and put the city kids at constant risk, so people who can move to the suburbs do so, but the suburbs are built in rural places that actively prevent black people from living there so the black people have to stay in the city, but they don’t have wealth or power so the white people put freeways through their neighborhoods to get suburban office drones through their neighborhoods more quickly and without spending money there and they disinvest in the urban services and infrastructure at the state and county level and BOOM the old city is now a shithole and hey isn’t that where they built the greyhound station all those years ago?
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