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These shouldn't be thought of as orthogonal issues. You can dramatically improve the walkability of a place by reducing the amount of space reserved for parking

• uoaei 5y ago
  City centers in forward-thinking European cities are trying things like this: forbidding cars from the central square and a few blocks' perimeter results in much calmer and more pleasant pedestrian experiences. Instead of roads for cars you have pedestrian boulevards, avenues, and alleys with greenery throughout and a distinct sense that you live in a community, rather than merely among it.