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How to Make our Cities More Walkable | Jeff Speck

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How to Make our Cities More Walkable | Jeff Speck

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Visit https://WRLDCTY.com to get our entire library of keynotes, experiences, and more.Walkability: The Best Motivation, Means and Measure for Making Sustain...

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Jeff Speck’s TED talk on walkable cities was what truly kickstarted my journey down the urbanist rabbit hole several years ago.

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