14 April
14 April · 08:49 UTC
"Up until about 1880, he said, cities functioned more like networked villages. A person likely worked, relaxed, and shopped all within about 20 minutes of their home. Cities of that era of course had plenty of their own challenges, but they functioned as cohesive units. Residents were more likely to interact and function together. But the modern era, and the introduction of the car, changed that." https://www.businessinsider.com.au/cars-ruined-cities-20th-century-2016-9?r=US&IR=T
Nick Dee shared a link.