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But for the city centers that have disallowed cars, sure, as a pedestrian that's nice. But how about for restaurants needing supplies and others needing a vehic
by atonse 2y ago
But for the city centers that have disallowed cars, sure, as a pedestrian that's nice. But how about for restaurants needing supplies and others needing a vehicle to get in there?
I actually like the idea of superblocks like they have in Barcelona. They were wonderful.
They seem like a highly pragmatic solution where you can have a mix of pedestrian friendly zones and still allow for vehicles (and in some cities, in the pedestrian friendly zones, only EV delivery vehicles are allowed).
This kind of stuff to me seems more pragmatic than the general sentiment that cars are bad.
- Timon3 2y agoCity centres that disallow cars do have restaurants. No need for hypotheticals - you can just look at how they are already solving these problems. A common approach, for example, is to allow deliveries up to a certain time, e.g. 11AM.