Car-Oriented Working Gateway Families
Neighbors whose jobs nearly all have to be done standing up, in one particular place, at one particular hour.
Read on the street, not on a spreadsheet.
Ownership and renting split almost evenly on these blocks, which is unusual and means the road isn't just one kind of place.
The jobs people hold here are unusually spread out.
Somebody who asks what the job involves, rather than what it's called.
You cannot know the reason from the sidewalk.
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Large households on dense blocks, in homes built for fewer people than now live in them, where company is easy to find and a door you can close is not.
On these roads most of the work within reach is the same kind of work, so neighbors already know what each other do for a living without ever having asked.
Homeowners on old blocks who earned good money without a degree, with the first person in the house to try college studying upstairs.