[Youtube Review][Vox] Superblocks: How Barcelona is taking city streets back from cars

(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Vox] Superblocks: How Barcelona is taking city streets back from cars

 

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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Vox] Superblocks: How Barcelona is taking city streets back from cars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZORzsubQA_M

 

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Playtime Comments : [Vox] Superblocks: How Barcelona is taking city streets back from cars

Re**********:

4:28 the guy on the white suit is the guy that sings "I'ma classic man" Right?

Ma***********:

0:56 those aren't municipalities of all of Spain, those are the municipalities of the Province of Barcelona, which is completely different from the City of Barcelona.

Ro***********:

3:00 JUST LOOK AT THOSE GUYS GETTING CLOSER TO THE CAMERA

Dr***********:

2:00 the “event” is a protest

Lu*******:

0:39 my guy say ‘bicycalists’ instead of cyclist

Ku********:

4:30 Jidenna

Tw****:

2016:
2017:
2018:
2019: This man needs to know about Superblocks!

Mi******************:

0:37 ‘byciclists’ lol

da********:

2:57 It limits the growth of your city even twice!

Ro******:

4:45
Imagine thinking anything that could make the world better has sunk in in the U.S. Ah, you sweet summer child.

 

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Top Comments : [Vox] Superblocks: How Barcelona is taking city streets back from cars

Ja********:

I was in Brussels on no-car day last year and it was a Utopia. People walking, cycling, skateboarding, roller blading down the wide streets. The city seemed more together and was far more peaceful. People need to have a little bit of vision that extends beyond driving a big car at 1mph through gridlocked city streets.

Tw*****:

Another VOX video, today will be a good day.

SR****:

Im Even More Suprised about that Image Of Catalonian Independence Movement

Be**************:

You call US sidewalks narrow? Try using philippines sidewalk you gotta have a hard time... Finding one

St****************:

I want to send this to my city mayor now

Oc*************:

Can't speak for everyone but, living in Barcelona, from all my friends and acquaintances, I'd say about 70% of them do not own a car or if they do they don't use it in the city. Hopefully other cities can learn from good ideas like these!

Mo***********:

Gotta love this concept. Would love to see it in my city(Mumbai)- those who know about it, know very well why i used the emojis

cy******:

"Street parking is replaced with underground parking"... I think that alone would help.

Wa*********:

My city did something like this, I think they call them GreenWays.

Certain roads were turned into bike/walk only roads, and a wide paved several mile walking path (the B-Line) was cut through the middle of town. So far I think it's been very successful, at least in giving bikers and walkers/joggers a convenient and SAFER route to travel.

Nu*********:

I wish our Government also adopt Barcelona like plan here in Delhi, Delhi has become gas chamber

br***:

Someone played simcity and understood it!
By the way. Brasilia, capital of Brazil, was designed this way but only the original city followed it.

Er***:

Car driving starting to feel like a disease to me

Mi*****:

Yeah, come to Greece.
There's no room for cars, nor people.
Urban planning is a joke.

De*:

Very thoughtful solution to noise and air pollution in big cities. Great stuff

MJ*****:

And here in India and China we're stuck with the worst pollution ever and still not doing anything
Makes me sad :(

Ma**********:

Why the flamenco music??? It’s Barcelona.

In**************:

Hear this: "Hexagons are the future. One day you'll understand" - Internet Explorer, 2019.

Ni*******:

In Guanajuato Mexico, most of the driving/parking happens in underground tunnels. The streets are left open to pedestrians.

Wh**:

I went to Korea last year and cars have to go through very tight spaces at times to get around. Driving at speeds as low as 1-5 mph since there are so many people walking around.

Ch********************:

2:37
People might think a reduction from 66.5 to 61 decibels is not much but it's an exponential scale. That means noise has reduced by 3.5 times

Ke**:

In European and I see a city centre as a walking area primarily

ag*********:

Me: starting a new city skylines playthrough
Freind: make the layout interesting
Me:

Ra**************:

In Metz or Strasbourg in France we have a lot of pedestrian roads in the city center it’s really pleasant

Wh*******:

I would love this in California.

Ed***************:

I'm more surprised for the perfect squares

ai***:

Barcelona government: plays city skylines

Barcelona government: aight imma make this real

Ju********:

American cities changed a lot after WWII, when the suburb was invented. Houses had gardens and a driveway, commercial areas had many parking spaces, and then even parking lots. This eventually led to cities being built to accomodate cars on a massive scale. Not what you see in Europe or Asia, where cities are densely populated and built vertically instead of flat and these cities were around before the car so they have been pedestrian friendly for some time.

Ph******:

Hello Cities: Skylines, I'm back!

IB**:

When you hear Barcelona messi comes in your mind

th******:

Barcelona one of the most beautiful city i ever saw

 

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