| Comment | This seems to be being attacked from a few angles as not solving every one of the city's problems. It's not meant to.
It seems to me to be specifically about reallocating street space to increase neighbourhood livability - whether through more space for pedestrians, for leisure activities, for outdoors hospitality, for cycling.
As far as I've read, GCC also has an overarching Transport Plan in the works, and a few other distinct projects that address public transport. |
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