Optimal mobility
(Flickr image of a "big blue parking sign" by Monceau.)
Greater Greater Washington calls attention to my response to the e-thread in themail, the city's twice weekly e-newsletter on good government, about the article in the Post from a couple weeks ago, on rebalancing mobility away from automobile-centricity, in "Auto-centric "imprinting" and our consumer products."
Someone wrote to me, at least not anonymously, stating that I am "FOS," although he spelled it out.
Change is difficult.
Image by Kimberly Viviano, Viviano + Company. For a feature on "Big Ideas" in Metropolis Magazine. A system of signs posted along Chicago's lakefront would inform drivers and bicyclists of the human, financial, and environmental benefits of riding a bike to work versus driving a car.
Labels: car culture and automobility, transportation planning
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