Streetscapes | Traffic Wars
The Pedestrian Loses the Way
By CHRISTOPHER GRAY
Before the advent of the electric and cable streetcars, pedestrians had undifferentiated dominion over both the sidewalks and the roadbed.
Before the advent of the electric and cable streetcars, pedestrians had undifferentiated dominion over both the sidewalks and the roadbed.
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