In this episode of Future Forward, Seyi Fabode and Reza discuss the unintended positive consequences of urban design changes, focusing on curb cuts, protected bike lanes, pedestrian-only zones, accessible public restrooms, and audible pedestrian signals. They explore how these changes, initially aimed at specific groups, end up benefiting the broader community, enhancing safety, accessibility, and economic vitality in urban spaces.
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00:00
Introduction to Unintended Consequences
02:41
Curb Cuts: A Revolutionary Change
05:35
Protected Bike Lanes: Safety and Community Benefits
08:17
Pedestrian-Only Zones: Transforming Urban Spaces
11:04
Accessible Public Restrooms: A Broader Impact
13:50
Audible Pedestrian Signals: Enhancing Navigation for All
16:46
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