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That's very expensive, and highly disrupts the walkability of the area.
by ansible 10y ago
That's very expensive, and highly disrupts the walkability of the area.
- Retric 10y agoIt's a network effect, if you abandon street level for a wide area it can work really well. Considering the cost and impact of this change it's worth considering for other city's less focused on tourists.
- lucaspiller 10y agoHong Kong has something like this in the city center and it works well. The entrance to many malls and buildings is on the pedestrian level, above street level. On the other hand in residential areas they just share the streets - the streets are small with lots of bends so it artificially limits the speed at which you can drive.