Share what your inspirations and ideas to make cities and communities more walkable.

Mixed-Use Zoning: By blending homes, shops, and workplaces, cities are shortening travel distances and encouraging people to walk more for their daily needs.

Public Data: Cities are using digital tools and real-time data to monitor walkability, helping them quickly address issues like sidewalk repairs or traffic hazards.

Equity-Focused Design: New initiatives are targeting underserved neighborhoods, improving access to safe walking routes and public transit for everyone.

Complete Streets: Urban planners are prioritizing “Complete Streets” that are safe and comfortable for all ages and abilities. This means wider sidewalks, safer crosswalks, lower speed limits, and more green spaces—making walking easier and more enjoyable.

15-Minute City Planning: Cities worldwide are adopting the “15-minute city” model, where daily needs—like shops, parks, and schools—are accessible within a 15-minute walk or bike ride. This reduces car dependency and makes neighborhoods more lively and sustainable.

Can you make it so that it doesn’t cross-post? Or let us pick if we want to cross-post? Great job so far!

Very much appreciate this! Keep up the good work!

Thank you!

Happy birthday 🎂

Are you trying to solve a non-issue? Wouldn’t Congress‘s energy be better served elsewhere? Like on real problems.

(So me x 299 792 458 m / s) = energy?