How does transport and public space affect quality of life?

Modern cities increasingly face the challenge of ensuring a high quality of life for their residents. Faced with growing populations, air pollution, and outdated transportation systems, it becomes imperative to seek new solutions. In this context, it's worth considering two influential publications: "The Happy City" by Charles Montgomery and "Fight for the Streets" by Janette Sadik-Khan, which provide valuable insights into how to transform cities into places where residents can lead happy and healthy lives. […]

Cities that prioritize sustainable transportation, develop cycling, pedestrian, and public transportation infrastructure, and create spaces that foster social integration have the potential to become places where people live happier and healthier lives. Ultimately, the cities of the future are those that can reduce the negative impact of cars on urban spaces while promoting alternative forms of mobility and resident engagement in community life.