Urban Mobility: Walking and Cycling

Description

This lecture discusses the concept of soft mobility, focusing on the challenges pedestrians and cyclists face in urban environments dominated by cars. It explores the historical shift towards prioritizing walking and cycling in city planning, highlighting the benefits of reducing car traffic for a more livable urban space.

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Instructor

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