"Great places deliver great experiences. These experiences are created through the interactions of the physical elements, operations, and uses working together to create a whole that's greater than the sum of its parts."
"Having a bench to sit on is nice, but not if it's covered in trash and grime. What's even nicer is if it's shaded and there's a kiosk nearby where you can buy coffee."
Complete Streets have enhanced safety and connectivity in American communities over the past twenty years. However, these initiatives often fail to create inviting spaces where people want to linger. While reducing auto-related injuries is crucial, the focus on transportation tools alone does not address the need for vibrant community environments. Great streets are defined by the quality of experiences they offer, which depend on the interaction of physical elements and their surroundings, rather than just their presence.
Read at Streetsblog USA
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