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6 Ways to Take Back Your Community from the "Parking Void"

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We paved paradise and put up a parking lot. Here are a few ways people around North America are taking paradise back.

This is an article that dates back from 2019 but I think it’s pretty relevant still.

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HobbitFoot
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They forgot making your own pavement markings to prioritize people. This has been used to great success in Jersey City.
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  this sounds cool. is there something I could read or watch about it?
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Some neat ideas in there.

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