Cincinnati was once one of the largest and densest cities in the country—before highways and sprawl tore it apart. I made a video about how it can get back on the right track - literally 🚋! - eviltoast
Can Cincinnati Return to its Urbanist Roots?
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Like many cities, Cincinnati has strayed far from its urbanist roots over the past century. And like many cities, it’s slowly working its way back. For this video, we’ll dive into Cincinnati—its urban heritage, its sprawl-y present, and its slow progress towards urbanism. And for the first time, I’ll lay out my vision for what transit should look like in a city. Take Action 🚌 Support Metro's BRT Study 🖍️ Check out my transit plan for Cincinnati Chapter Markers 1️⃣ Chapter 1: Cincy's Urbanist Heritage 2️⃣ Chapter 2: The Decline and Sprawl of Cincinnati 3️⃣ Chapter 3: Beginning of a Revival 4️⃣ Chapter 4: Crayon Time ✊ Take Action
  • rhythmisaprancer@kbin.social
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    1 year ago

    This is interesting, thanks for sharing! I lived in Cincinnati as a child and remember my dad walking to the end of our street to get on a bus to ride to work. I left the area as a young adult, but have driven there since (have fam in Hamilton) and have always found the growth and sprawl remarkable. I thought that was because where I have lived as an adult, but it sounds like not.

    I like the plan!