US Streets are Dangerous. We Can Fix Them.

The video discusses the safety and design of American streets, focusing on Atlanta, GA. It highlights the higher risk faced by black pedestrians and the impact of car-centric urban planning. The historical role of highways in shaping cities and communities is examined, along with the influence of the Green Book on street design. Efforts to reclaim public spaces for pedestrians and cyclists in Atlanta are showcased, emphasizing the need for safer, community-oriented streets.

Discuss the relationship between street design and community building in urban areas.

What are the potential benefits of reimagining public streets beyond just accommodating cars?

What changes are being made to Peachtree Street to enhance pedestrian safety?