Give the pavement back to the people who walk on it
Squeezed by parked cars, signposts and clutter, the humble pavement is the most honest measure of how much a city values its people.
Read the full pieceDaniel Okafor
Cities columnistA former urban planner who writes about streets, transit and the human scale of cities. He walks to work and rarely lets anyone forget it.
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