Reading about how transport planning is sexist bc it’s premised on commuting - going from A to B and back, which is how men mostly travel - instead of what women do, which is called “trip-chaining”: planning a multiple stop route to include different errands/responsibilities

I mean no one is assuming that, there is a ton of data that literally proves that. Everyone doesn’t do both - men are considerably more likely to drive from A to B and back again, women are more likely to trip-chain using public transport. Facts not assumptions