TED: How COVID-19 reshaped US cities | Kevin J. Krizek

The video discusses the evolution of urban transportation, highlighting the dominance of cars and the resulting issues like pollution and noise. It explores how the COVID-19 pandemic prompted cities to rethink street use, prioritizing pedestrians and cyclists. Case studies from Seattle, Pittsburgh, and Austin illustrate innovative approaches to urban mobility, focusing on reducing car dependency and enhancing sustainability. The video emphasizes the potential for a more equitable and environmentally friendly future in urban transportation.

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