As someone who is pursuing urban planning, I'm curious how I as a city planner can either work collaboratively with city/traffic engineers *or* challenge their adherence to engineering standards when pedestrian safety and walkability is at stake. Is there a good balance to strike in working with and challenging city engineers to see beyond their own book of standards to create spaces that don't prioritize motor vehicles?
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Hey Chuck,
As someone who is pursuing urban planning, I'm curious how I as a city planner can either work collaboratively with city/traffic engineers *or* challenge their adherence to engineering standards when pedestrian safety and walkability is at stake. Is there a good balance to strike in working with and challenging city engineers to see beyond their own book of standards to create spaces that don't prioritize motor vehicles?
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