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Lack of accessibility is a problem, but urban sprawl is not the solution

Many families working long hours spend more than they can afford on housing and transportation, leaving few resources for other essentials such as food and healthcare. This is a serious problem—one that is, in part, a consequence of public policies that favor expensive housing and transportation options over more affordable alternatives.

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Cite: Litman , Todd . "Lack of accessibility is a problem, but urban sprawl is not the solution" [Falta de acessibilidade é um problema, mas espraiamento urbano não é solução] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. (Trans. Baratto, Romullo) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1114286/lack-of-accessibility-is-a-problem-but-urban-sprawl-is-not-the-solution> ISSN 0719-8884
Although housing is more affordable on the outskirts, transportation costs outweigh these savings. Photo: Kasper Christensen/Flickr. License CC BY-SA 2.0

缺乏可达性是一个问题,但城市蔓延并非解决方案

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