Scenarios about 'car-free cities'
The urban planning concept where cities are designed or redesigned to minimize or eliminate private automobile use, prioritizing pedestrians, cyclists, and public transportation. Car-free cities address environmental concerns like pollution and climate change, while promoting improved public health, social interaction, and more efficient land use. This approach to urban development represents both a return to pre-automobile urban forms and a forward-looking response to contemporary sustainability challenges.
What If Copenhagen Implemented Cycling Infrastructure Decades Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Copenhagen pioneered comprehensive cycling infrastructure in the 1940s instead of the 1970s, potentially revolutionizing global urban planning and transportation patterns throughout the 20th century.