Show Notes
Do you take cars for granted?
What if you learned they were responsible for an increased sense of isolation?
A lack of trust in the community?
A source of stress throughout your day?
Even where you spend time in your home?
Studies show all this and more, yet we often fail to see cars as anything but urban solutions. Today we're speaking to Melissa Bruntlett, Co-Founder of Modacity Creative.
She's a well known cycling advocate, working worldwide to bring cycling to a city near you. She's written a wealth of knowledge into three books, Building the Cycling City, Curbing Traffic, and Women Changing Cities. She most recently appeared in The New York Times' Women in Leadership Special Report.
Find out how simple it can be to improve a city, one bicycle at a time. To make AI more useful, maybe it should tell us who to call? Right now it sends you to a website or Reddit. We need to make people a priority, and that means people who know.
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