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548. Why Is the U.S. So Good at Killing Pedestrians?

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Redesigning Urban Safety

This chapter examines shared streets in urban areas, focusing on a redesigned block in New York City that enhances safety for both pedestrians and vehicles. It critiques current practices in pedestrian safety, advocates for systemic changes, and discusses the cultural implications of car-centric lifestyles.

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