Selection of pictures quite based, just look at the skies
As much as I am a car guy, this is awesome to see.
Cars suck
Know where are you menna park?
Amazing to see how fast Paris is changing for the better. This is what a real modern city is like, not that small minded focus on big towers and big roads. Quality>quantity.
Anyone can build a big ass tower nowadays, but no one will go “man I’d really like to go there”
Humans > Cars
Even the before picture looks better than most streets
Tbf i hate when an before photo is picked fron a ‘gray’ day while after photo is picked from a nice sunny day.
I’m not trying to diminish the beauty of the new street but don’t try to be a dic when you’re doing these comparations
I wish my city, Rome, understood this basic principle: having more lanes doesn’t mean less traffic. Less roads make less traffic. Adding lanes only gives the illusion of a free road which turns into more traffic eventually.
I want more green around me, more shade, more walkable or cyclable spaces.
Give it a year, people will be living in those bushes.
i wish the authorities in Madrid learn from the
and do the same not the exact opposite
It indeed is nice.
But where do I park my white Peugeot when I need to bring my groceries to the yellow house on the left?
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Love it
City people enjoying green street, in an increasingly walkable city.
People from the periphery: Not enough parking, I hate these: 3 more points for the far right.
[fuckcars](https://www.reddit.com/r/fuckcars/) material
Selection of pictures quite based, just look at the skies
As much as I am a car guy, this is awesome to see.
Cars suck
Know where are you menna park?
Amazing to see how fast Paris is changing for the better. This is what a real modern city is like, not that small minded focus on big towers and big roads. Quality>quantity.
Anyone can build a big ass tower nowadays, but no one will go “man I’d really like to go there”
Humans > Cars
Even the before picture looks better than most streets
Tbf i hate when an before photo is picked fron a ‘gray’ day while after photo is picked from a nice sunny day.
I’m not trying to diminish the beauty of the new street but don’t try to be a dic when you’re doing these comparations
I wish my city, Rome, understood this basic principle: having more lanes doesn’t mean less traffic. Less roads make less traffic. Adding lanes only gives the illusion of a free road which turns into more traffic eventually.
I want more green around me, more shade, more walkable or cyclable spaces.
Give it a year, people will be living in those bushes.
i wish the authorities in Madrid learn from the
and do the same not the exact opposite
It indeed is nice.
But where do I park my white Peugeot when I need to bring my groceries to the yellow house on the left?
Where do people park their cars?