Focus on Urban Transportation

Here in the City of Atlanta, there were still vendors of fruits, vegetables, ice, and rags - yes rags, who purveyed their goods by horse and wagon in the 1950's this was not an uncommon sight. Neither were unpaved roads and streets without sidewalks. The rule of that day however were paved two-lane highways, in-town neighborhoods with paved roads and no side walks.

Six decades later, in the 2nd decade of the 21st century, the situation in the neighborhoods remains the same. The City of Atlanta has "plans" to add sidewalks and bike lanes in some corridors. A little progress; but not enough.