America’s first car-free neighborhood is proving walkability works

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America’s first car-free neighborhood is proving walkability works | The Optimist Daily

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Culdesac Tempe is redefining urban living with a walkable, car-free design. But is it a scalable solution for America’s car-dependent culture?

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This place sounds like heaven and it’s literally just stuff Europe has been doing forever

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