When Tom Vanderbilt put the call out for ideas on how to create “Nimble Cities“—aka, how to decongest our clogged urban passages—we had no idea what would come back to us. After sifting through hundreds of proposed remedies, we can safely say that some of you may have missed your calling as urban planners, and others as writers of science fiction.
As our series draws to a close, Vanderbilt and Slate V have produced a video showcasing the most popular ideas you submitted on how to tame traffic and make it easier for people to move in and around the world’s growing cities.
Slate V: How To Beat Traffic
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Read the introduction to our Nimble Cities Hive here.Read about how eliminating parking spaces could improve urban transportation, bicycle highways could increase cycling, and whether airport-style moving walkways could be useful in cities. View contest entries by clicking the button below.
