The image below shows the location of 2,396,750 road crashes in Great Britain from 1999 to 2010. Each light point is an individual collision which resulted in a casualty. The intensity of brightness shows where collisions are more frequent.
Drive Less! Picture of the Day via Environmental Economics
「各位不是受困車陣，就是各位造成車陣。騎上單車，就此解放！」
Road signs in Rome, 1970. Suprisingly, the photo was not taken in order underline the funnily detailed depictations of old world carts and carriages and things. It was to showcase the modern and uniform system of the signage, making Rome “an easy city in which to get around”.
Photo by Gian Paolo Lang.
NETWORK_LA transit
Network_LA Transit is a conceptual design response by Gensler Los Angeles to an open invitation by Sci-Arc, The Architect’s Newspaper and LA Metro to shift people from their cars to public transit.
Room for debate on The New York Times covers car cultures in USA and Europe
Watch an animation that explains how to transform a car-centric community into one that enables active living. Learn how designing communities for walking, biking, and increased social interaction in open green spaces improves health.
By ASLA-American Society of Landscape Architects
(Source: Gizmodo)
Revisiting Donald Appleyard’s Livable Streets from Streetfilms on Vimeo.
Digital Urban: Sketches of Boston Traffic: Tilt-Shift Timelapse
There is an explanation for this sign (near Orlando), but it’s just not worth getting into. We all know the feeling.
Photo courtesy of Walter Kulash.
From ‘Suburban Nation’: 10 Things To Hate About Suburban Sprawl (PHOTOS)
