

Driving Through The Ruins | Good Cities
Sep 21, 2023
Cars have made us slow, anxious, and separated from each other. They discuss the negative impacts of car culture on society and how it affects housing, work, community, and women's lives. Living in a car-centered world can make people feel powerless and impotent. Exploring the parallels between nuclear weapons and cars, emphasizing the potential for destruction. The physical impact of cars on cities, biased transportation planning, challenges in reworking infrastructure, and implications of car size and contraception teaching are discussed. Delving into individualism and societal implications, exploring private property, communal living, and the importance of community without cars.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Negative Impacts of Car Culture on Society
01:39 • 25min
The Spiritual Effects of Automobile-Centered Living
26:37 • 9min
The Parallels Between Nuclear Weapons and Cars
35:51 • 3min
The Impact of Cars on Cities and Transportation Planning
38:38 • 14min
Individualism and Societal Implications
52:52 • 34min
Exploring Private Property and Communal Living in Urban Developments
01:26:44 • 3min