Give the pavement back to the people who walk on it
Why it matters: Squeezed by parked cars, signposts and clutter, the humble pavement is the most honest measure of how much a city values its people.
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Daniel Okafor
Cities columnistA former urban planner who writes about streets, transit and the human scale of cities. He walks to work and rarely lets anyone forget it.
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The bus stop deserves as much thought as the bus
Making public transport attractive starts not only with new lines, but with making those few minutes of waiting feel humane.