> It's less like you're walking in traffic and more like the car is intruding on a pedestrian space. As far as I can see, this is essential to ant attempt a tr

> It's less like you're walking in traffic and more like the car is intruding on a pedestrian space. As far as I can see, this is essential to ant attempt a truly "walkable" city (assuming that is your goal). City streets designed & optimized around car usage are basically inconsistent with pedestrian spaces that really work well.