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> There's also Brasilia that was supposed to be full of monumental grand plazas, but they learned people don't want to walk 3/4 of mile through a grass field ou
by outworlder 8y ago
> There's also Brasilia that was supposed to be full of monumental grand plazas, but they learned people don't want to walk 3/4 of mile through a grass field outside their apartment tower just to get to the local market bodega.
As if people ever walk there :) It's only walkable if you are going from one apartment complex to another.
But the major problem is that there isn't much room for expansion. There is space, but it would mess up the planning. So they push people to 'satellite' cities.
- simonebrunozzi 8y agoI've read it has 4 to 5 times the number of pedestrian accidents per capita compared to other large cities in Brazil. I've been there once, I can confirm that it's not pedestrian-friendly.