When I see people call for banning all cars and/or making major streets pedestrian parks, I wonder how much they're thinking about accessibility. Accessibility means clear paths for wheelchairs, sure, but it also means real seating at frequent intervals where people can stop and rest.
Banning cars means caring for unhoused people and ending people-hostile urban design.
Aleen (she/her) /
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