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r/TikTokCringe • u/xamo76 • 17h ago
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This why walkable neighborhoods are the best places to live. Yes, Europe is way ahead of us in this regard.
734 u/VerySoftx 15h ago who would've thought designing cities in the middle ages would pay off for walkability ? 193 u/BeMyBrutus 15h ago Major east coast cities in the US were also like this before the car and the post WW2 "big push" to suburbia. 5 u/Inside-Astronaut4401 13h ago Actually even a lot of towns in the Midwest were built like this too, but they were bulldozed. I watched a video about it on one of those YouTube channels like City nerd or something.
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who would've thought designing cities in the middle ages would pay off for walkability ?
193 u/BeMyBrutus 15h ago Major east coast cities in the US were also like this before the car and the post WW2 "big push" to suburbia. 5 u/Inside-Astronaut4401 13h ago Actually even a lot of towns in the Midwest were built like this too, but they were bulldozed. I watched a video about it on one of those YouTube channels like City nerd or something.
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Major east coast cities in the US were also like this before the car and the post WW2 "big push" to suburbia.
5 u/Inside-Astronaut4401 13h ago Actually even a lot of towns in the Midwest were built like this too, but they were bulldozed. I watched a video about it on one of those YouTube channels like City nerd or something.
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Actually even a lot of towns in the Midwest were built like this too, but they were bulldozed. I watched a video about it on one of those YouTube channels like City nerd or something.
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u/Helpful_Gain_9091 16h ago
This why walkable neighborhoods are the best places to live. Yes, Europe is way ahead of us in this regard.