In many parts of North America, adding bike lanes, removing parking minimums, or creating walkable spaces is viewed as some sort of liberal conspiracy or partisan exercise. Ultimately, the decisions made happen because city councillors get on board with StrongTowns ideas coming from good planners and engineers.
What are some good examples you have seen of communities fighting for better public spaces and lower cars areas while overcoming significant opposition?
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In many parts of North America, adding bike lanes, removing parking minimums, or creating walkable spaces is viewed as some sort of liberal conspiracy or partisan exercise. Ultimately, the decisions made happen because city councillors get on board with StrongTowns ideas coming from good planners and engineers.
What are some good examples you have seen of communities fighting for better public spaces and lower cars areas while overcoming significant opposition?
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