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Nearly two miles of city streets closed to cars - in front of THE LOUVRE.
@urbanlifesigns @CarFreeJFK @BetterMarketSF @BestMarketSt https://twitter.com/emmanuelspv/status/1386325196785782785
Nearly two miles of city streets closed to cars - in front of THE LOUVRE.
@urbanlifesigns @CarFreeJFK @BetterMarketSF @BestMarketSt https://twitter.com/emmanuelspv/status/1386325196785782785
“We must forget the crossing of Paris from east to west by car. The city needs to evolve.”
- @Anne_Hidalgo
Not just a world-class park
Not just a commercial corridor
Not just a certain neighborhood
Not just “downtown”
The ENTIRE city.
- @Anne_Hidalgo
Not just a world-class park
Not just a commercial corridor
Not just a certain neighborhood
Not just “downtown”
The ENTIRE city.
Ecological city transformation to clean the air + improve the daily lives of its citizens Turn traffic choked intersections into pedestrian plazas. Create children’s streets next to schools Make motorists an endangered species in the cityHow can we clone @Anne_Hidalgo
This is how she did it:
Motor vehicles which require access
have access, but there is NO thru-traffic due to filtering points or diverters.
It’s quite simple.
Foster that which should grow.
Eliminate that which endangers it.
Why isn’t this copied by every city?
Motor vehicles which require access
have access, but there is NO thru-traffic due to filtering points or diverters.It’s quite simple.
Foster that which should grow.
Eliminate that which endangers it.
Why isn’t this copied by every city?
She isn’t talking about congestion pricing or saying EVs will save them.
She is unapologetic about her goal to improve the health of her people, city, and planet.
She will be remembered as the leader who looked at cars and simply said, “Non”.
Le Chat de Geluck aux Champs Elysées
She is unapologetic about her goal to improve the health of her people, city, and planet.
She will be remembered as the leader who looked at cars and simply said, “Non”.
Le Chat de Geluck aux Champs Elysées
