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Across The States, 2/22/26
"The Growing Crisis of Car Homelessness in America -
Millions of Families Without a Home"
"Car homelessness in America is no longer rare - it’s becoming a survival strategy for people priced out of housing in major cities. Here’s the thing: rising rent, limited affordable housing, and the escalating cost of living are pushing working individuals into their vehicles just to stay employed and safe. What looks temporary often stretches into months as housing shortages tighten and wages fail to keep pace.
What most people miss is how this trend reflects broader economic inequality. Urban poverty, financial instability, and job insecurity are colliding, leaving more middle-income earners one setback away from losing stable shelter. Parking lots, side streets, and safe-sleep programs are becoming improvised lifelines. The reality is that communities are experimenting with solutions - from housing assistance and nonprofit partnerships to policy reforms and workforce support - in an effort to prevent vehicle living from becoming a permanent condition. This video offers an educational overview of housing pressures and policy responses. Viewers should explore multiple sources and perspectives for a fuller understanding."
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