We've been building our cities wrong for what(?) 80 years or so. We've been aware of it for over 50. Still, there are depressingly few examples where we've been

We've been building our cities wrong for what(?) 80 years or so. We've been aware of it for over 50. Still, there are depressingly few examples where we've been able to meaningfully change course. We don't drive our personal automobiles, they drive us. We ironically associate the car with freedom, yet building for the car renders every other mode of transportation ineffective, at great cost to our wallets, our physical, mental and social well-being, and to our environment.