Month: March 2016

#digitalurbanism

carsthatnevermadeit:

A brand new car designed by motoring experts for five to 10 year olds is to launch. The state-of-the-art car has been nine months in development and has been designed by specialist engineers specifically for under 10s. The two-seater cars will feature twin, state of the art, electric motors, disc brakes, independent suspension and a system that detects obstacles and stops the car to avoid collisions. The car will be able to reach speeds of up to 10mph, parents will be able to utilise a remote control to stop the car if it became necessary.

I’m pretty sure this isn’t an April Fool’s joke as it’s only Match 30

#digitalurbanism

f you’re against congestion pricing, it just means you prefer to have bad traffic than to make the tradeoffs required to improve it.

“Transportation Planners Know How to Fix Traffic, But the Public Just Doesn’t Want Them To.” latimes, 17.03.16.

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related: “Lessons From London After 10 Years of the Congestion Charge.” streetsblog, 15.02.13. photo: flickr/mariordo59

(via citymaus)