That's a fair point, walkable city definitely have to reach a certain density/population to be succesful. However, I would argue that the number is not necessa

That's a fair point, walkable city definitely have to reach a certain density/population to be succesful. However, I would argue that the number is not necessarily very high : for example Niort (110k inhabitants) is also pushing pretty heavily to get rid of cars in the city center [1], making tranports free [2], and having experiments to push people to get rid of their cars [3]. All those have a pretty positive feedback from the local population Albi might be to small for it, but not necessarily by much, and I think it is also important to have support from the municipality Sorry about the links in French, but it's pretty hard to find infos on Niort in English :) [1] : https://www.vivre-a-niort.com/cadre-de-vie/quartiers/centre-ville/centre-ville-pieton/index.html https://www.vivre-a-niort.com/cadre-de-vie/quartiers/centre-... [2] : https://www.vivre-a-niort.com/fr/actualites/dernieres-infos/index.html?tx_news_pi1%5Bnews%5D=5399&no_cache=1 https://www.vivre-a-niort.com/fr/actualites/dernieres-infos/... [3] : https://www.vivre-a-niort.com/fr/actualites/dernieres-infos/index.html?tx_news_pi1%5Bnews%5D=5373&no_cache=1 https://www.vivre-a-niort.com/fr/actualites/dernieres-infos/...