Can you imagine how your city’s mobility will develop this century?
Watching this 3½ minute extract of a big think interview with Mr. Geoff Wardle, I learned, for example, that
- Cities will become more community based - taking advantage, for example, of the connectivity possibilities that have advanced with social media / Web 2.0 / collaborative technologies.
- People will have more options not to move around, i.e. people will have the opportunity to work close to where they live.
- Rather than a commute being a couple of hours every day, maybe a commute means just a couple of minutes.
- We will produce food and other goods we consume more locally.
- Cities will become more community based - taking advantage, for example, of the connectivity possibilities that have advanced with social media / Web 2.0 / collaborative technologies.
- People will have more options not to move around, i.e. people will have the opportunity to work close to where they live.
- Rather than a commute being a couple of hours every day, maybe a commute means just a couple of minutes.
- We will produce food and other goods we consume more locally.
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