Sorry that we’re not all American. That area was built before cars were a thing otherwise you bet there would be a huge road there. That’s why it’s walkable.
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Also cities like that were designed specifically to stop revolutions after 1848. Another reason people like pedestrian zones in places like Europe is because you can make a ton of money off of real estate if you know the area is going to be designated a pedestrian zone before hand, and because it forces consumers to spend longer walking through commercial zones.
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In Europe walkability and anti car design usually only happens in fancy urban areas.
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The minute you live in a more rural area you’re completely fucked if you don’t have a car and public transport usually sucks ass outside of major cities. Or at least that’s the case where I live.
Most of the pedestrianisation that has been done in the city I live in happened over the last 10 years.
The reasons for it were what I said. I campaigned a lot to various billionaires for more pedestrianisation and used the reasons I said.
The city I lived in used to be insanely car centric. The first big pedestrianised zone happened before the oil crisis in 1971 and it mainly happened because they were building the subway they just kept it that way, that might of had something to do with the oil crisis idk.
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The reason for walkability being better in Europe is the direct result of the 1973 oil crisis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXNLaHsKMz8
Most of the pedestrianisation that has been done in the city I live in happened over the last 10 years.
The reasons for it were what I said. I campaigned a lot to various billionaires for more pedestrianisation and used the reasons I said.
The city I lived in used to be insanely car centric. The first big pedestrianised zone happened before the oil crisis in 1971 and it mainly happened because they were building the subway they just kept it that way, that might of had something to do with the oil crisis idk.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=llSv_94zRM0