Following our last video on the shortcomings of Vision Zero to reverse the rising tide of bike and pedestrian deaths, in this video we’ll be talking about how our cities could be rebuilt not just to reduce deaths but to make people walking and biking feel safe and comfortable. That’s the only way we’ll get people out of their cars (at least some of the time) and restore our cities.

In this episode, we interview Stevie Pasamonte, the Chair of Transit Columbus to share their vision of a just bike and pedestrian infrastructure for Columbus. Our conversation has important lessons for advocates across the Midwest.

Check out our earlier episodes on related topics: 🚲 The Ride of Silence and the Shortcomings of Vision Zero 🏠 Housing Columbus’s Next Million 🚈 Biggest City Without Rail No More?

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