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> You do realize that this is just your privilege? Yes, that's the point, though. This discussion thread is about walkable cities. I should also point out th
by rekado 5y ago
> You do realize that this is just your privilege?
Yes, that's the point, though. This discussion thread is about walkable cities.
I should also point out that urban planning that gives priority to people who walk benefits everyone, independent of their income. This cannot be said for designs that give priority to cars.
- ivanhoe 5y agoWhat bikes have to do with walkable cities? IME the explosion of popularity of e-bikes, e-scooters, etc. made my own city only less enjoyable for walking, not more. IMHO if you want a walkable city it should be organized around pedestrians and efficient means of public mass-transport (trains, trams, electric busses), not bikes... and all I hear is a push for replacing cars with e-bikes...