TED: 4 ways to make a city more walkable | Jeff Speck

The video discusses the concept of a walkable city, where cars are optional. It introduces the general theory of walkability, which includes four key components: reason to walk, safety, comfort, and interest. The speaker contrasts traditional neighborhoods with suburban sprawl, highlighting the importance of mixed-use areas and connectivity. The video also covers street design, block size, and the role of transit in enhancing walkability. Finally, it emphasizes the need for comfortable and interesting walking environments to encourage pedestrian activity.

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