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Anne Hidalgo's Legacy in Paris: Cars Out, Wheels in! Inspiration for Europe?
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Once dominated by cars, Paris now has an extensive network of cycle paths. Anne Hidalgo's vision of a more livable city inspires Europe-wide as she takes up the fight against car traffic – a model for advanced cities When Corentin Roudaut moved to Paris ten years ago, he did not dare to ride a bicycle there. As a student, the IT developer in Rennes' French city had been cycling everywhere, but felt completely overwhelmed by the busy capital. Car…
The 15-minute city is fundamentally changing Paris. Berlin, on the other hand, has so far lacked an overarching concept that combines mobility and urban development. So what can Berlin learn from Paris? While Paris is specifically reducing traffic, Berlin often relies on individual measures. The view to France shows how decisively clear strategies are. However, the reconstruction of the transport system also leads to conflicts in the French capi…
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