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Wegen der Coronakrise teilt Belgiens Hauptstadt den Verkehrsraum neu auf. Die City ist eine verkehrsberuhigte Zone, demnächst gilt in der ganzen Stadt Tempo 30, dazu entstehen Radwege. Andere Großstädte könnten nachziehen, auch in Deutschland.www.spiegel.de
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Croatia’s prime minister, Andrej Plenković, hinted at move to ensure level playing fieldwww.theguardian.com
Jeremy Corbyn, the scourge of bankers and avowed opponent of capitalism, is winning support from unexpected new quarters:www.telegraph.co.uk
#WePark #reclaim #city #spaceA Rogue Coder Turned a Parking Spot into a Coworking Space and People Loved It - VICE
WePark—a project led by San Francisco-based web developer Victor Pontis—was actually a manifestation of an idea that has become more popular in the last few years: Cities use space inefficiently and prioritize cars over people. The people at the desks were attempting to reclaim a sliver of space for human use. “Car parking squanders space that can be used for the public good—bike lanes, larger sidewalks, retail, cafes, more housing,” Pontis said. “Let’s use city streets for people, not cars.” (There are also WePark franchises in France as well as Santa Monica.)A Rogue Coder Turned a Parking Spot into a Coworking Space and People Loved It
"Car parking squanders space that can be used for the public good."www.vice.com
WePark—a project led by San Francisco-based web developer Victor Pontis—was actually a manifestation of an idea that has become more popular in the last few years: Cities use space inefficiently and prioritize cars over people. The people at the desks were attempting to reclaim a sliver of space for human use. “Car parking squanders space that can be used for the public good—bike lanes, larger sidewalks, retail, cafes, more housing,” Pontis said. “Let’s use city streets for people, not cars.” (There are also WePark franchises in France as well as Santa Monica.)
"Car parking squanders space that can be used for the public good."www.vice.com
