don't mean to sound like a cultural chauvinist, but that just reads like a dystopian hellscape
y'all probably still expect to have infrastructure repaired if it breaks
That level of support falls under the responsibility of the municipality, so experiences can vary depending on where you live.
That said, state-maintained infrastructure like roads, bridges, and public transportation generally functions well. We also have a fairly decent public transportation system. When I was commuting, I often opted for the train instead of driving. It was reasonably priced, offered comfortable seating with a table, and had internet access.
In fact, taking the train ended up saving me about an hour each workday because my employer allowed the time I worked on the train to count as part of my daily schedule. It was a practical and efficient solution!