I've recently become a huge fan of Horace Dediu's writing and podcast on micromobility[1] (defined as the rise of vehicles <500kg). He frames micromobility as t

I've recently become a huge fan of Horace Dediu's writing and podcast on micromobility[1] (defined as the rise of vehicles <500kg). He frames micromobility as the "unbundling of the car".[2] While the article only tangentially talks about micromobility vehicles, the core argument of this article is the creation of infrastructure that enables micromobility. I just spent yesterday walking through parts of Brooklyn and Queens in NYC (14 miles, 33K steps - a record for me). I saw people actually talking to each other on the street, and based on my deliberate route, very little traffic. That's a stark contrast to my usual suburban lifestyle on the eastside in Seattle. I really hope to see more infrastructure creation happening in the US. It will likely need to start in dense places like NYC with good transit infrastructure. [1] https://micromobility.io/blog https://micromobility.io/blog [2] https://medium.com/micromobility/micromobility-episode-1-transcript-a4a017c3d3ec https://medium.com/micromobility/micromobility-episode-1-tra...