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PAWhat makes a place walkable? These design elements help to make a place more walkable #urbandesign #walkability
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LUWalkability matters.
This is why America is fat.
Tell me I’m wrong go ahead.
I’m not.
This ruins our food culture it ruins our health and it ruins our society.
What are your thoughts?
#Walkability #UrbanPlanning #ObesityEpidemic #PublicHealth #FoodCulture #Society #CarDependency #WalkableCities #AmericanHealth #UrbanDesign #HealthyLiving #StrongTowns #CommunityHealth #Urbanism #TellMeImWrong
@lukestoptalking
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PAWhat is a sense of enclosure? It helps make streets feel cozy or comfortable, and improves walkability #urbandesign #walkability
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PEI don’t often feature downtown infrastructure unless it really does a solid job in honoring various modes with ACTUAL infrastructure.
As you will see with most of my videos, once you start going out of downtown core areas - across the U.S. - infrastructure for all who move outside of cars disappears or is extremely dangerous/inaccessible. Not everyone can afford to live downtown. Millions of people can’t (or choose not to) drive. Many practical destinations exist well beyond downtown (grocery, hospitals, clinics, public housing, libraries, schools).
We need infrastructure like this where ALL people live, work, shop, and go to school.
🎙️ In Massachusetts? Get involved with @walkmass!
#PedestrianDignity #MobilityJustice #Walkability #ClimateAction #UrbanPlanning
@pedestriandignity
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SILike y'all do realize that the 15 minute city already exists in the United States, right? It's not a new scary concept. At its root, it's about bringing convenience closer to where you live. Bringing services, amenities, etc. to your neighborhood so that every time you want to do something, you do not HAVE to get in the car, however, you can still choose to, if you so please. In the last five years, I've lived in a few "15 minute cities" and loved each one.
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#15minutecities #walkability #walkablecities #walkable #15minutecity
@signedbritt
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NKWider roads = less traffic.
No need for footpaths, cycle lanes, or silly public transport—just let the cars breathe!
This is what real urban planning looks like.
Who even walks in cities anymore?
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#UrbanPlanning #smartcity #trafficsolutions #widerroads #streetdesign #urbandesignfails #carculture #publictransportwhore #citydevelopment #streetdesign #urbanmobility #SustainableUrbanism #TransitOrientedDevelopment #Walkability #urbanchaos #walkablestreets #completestreet #pedestrianpriority #sharedstreets #streetsforpeople
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PAHow do we remember a city? The Image of the City by Kevin Lynch offers an explanation as to why some places are so memorable #urbandesign #walkability
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JOIn a typical year, the U.S. produces 375–420 million tons of asphalt.
But do we actually need all that?
Neckdowns are a traffic-calming tool that slow cars, make intersections safer, and create more delightful space for people outside of cars.
And every fall or snowfall, nature shows us where they belong.
Leaves and snow reveal all the unused or under-used asphalt on our streets — sometimes called leafdowns and snowdowns.
It’s visual, qualitative data… and a reminder that our streets can be redesigned for people, not just cars.
#urbanism #tacticalurbanism #strongtowns #walkability #saferstreets #urbanplanning #publicspace #trafficcalming
@jonjon.jpeg
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GONeckdowns (curb extensions) are built to make intersections safer.
Here’s what they actually do:
• Shorten crossing distance for pedestrians
• Improve visibility between drivers and people in crosswalks
• Prevent park cars from parking close to the intersection
• Naturally calm traffic before crosswalks and create slower turns
They might feel tighter when you’re driving and that’s the point.
Slower speeds and shorter crossings mean safer streets, especially in school zones.
#Urbanism #saferstreets #trafficcalming #walkability #urbanplanning
@gordondrivingschool
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LIZoning laws in the U.S. often separate land uses and prioritize cars, leading to low-density areas with long unwalkable distances between destinations. Reforming these laws to support mixed-use, walkable neighborhoods can make our streets friendlier for pedestrians and more sustainable! 🚶♂️🏙️
#urbanplanning #walkability #unwalkable #walkablecities #publictransportation #sustainability #cardependency
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HOKeep in mind, I’m much more likely to get hurt in a car accident than by walking around. I’m much more scared of cars than people. But walking from Point A to Point B in a city as a woman shouldn’t be so out of place that people assume you are looking for personal customers. No shame to women who do that kind of work but there’s a lot to lament about the many ways that car dependence has isolated and hurt people. I want to normalize the safety and freedom of everyone.
And yes, obviously I’m in Las Vegas. This is much more expected to happen in Las Vegas. But it’s happened in Rhode Island and Tennessee as well and now I have clarity about what was happening.
#walkability #storytime #walkablecities #safety #urbanism
@hopehencheywrites
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PAThe Cheonggyecheon highway was turned into a thriving public space in Seoul, South Korea, making the city more walkable and improving quality of life #urbandesign #walkability
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