U.S. mayors like the idea of being less car-focused but hate the policies that could make it happen

<p>A new survey of mayors finds a big disconnect between what mayors want in terms of street design and what they&#x2019;re actually willing to support to make it happen.</p><br /><p>While cities across Europe are banning cars and radically redesigning streets, in the U.S., cars still take up a lot of urban space. Most U.S. mayors seem to agree that cities here are too dependent on cars&#x2014;and many also believe travel for pedestrians and cyclists is unsafe on their streets&#x2014;yet a new survey finds that they don&#x2019;t actually support the policy changes, like such as parking prices or reduced speed limits, that would decrease car usage and make streets safer.</p><p>Read Full Story</p><br /> <br />

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