What might happen if cities decided to close down streets and bridges for pedestrians and cyclists?
Portland, Oregon is giving it a try. Could Milwaukee be next?
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Portland Builds No-Car Bridge
In a perfect world, we'd all get around on bicycles and trains.
What might happen if cities decided to close down streets and bridges for pedestrians and cyclists?
Portland, Oregon is giving it a try. Could Milwaukee be next?
The car-free Tilikum Crossing is being hailed the "bridge of the people."
(Flickr/TriMet)
What might happen if cities decided to close down streets and bridges for pedestrians and cyclists?
Portland, Oregon is giving it a try. Could Milwaukee be next?
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