What if cities were designed for people instead of just cars? Around the world, places like Amsterdam, Paris, and even Boston have taken steps to become more human-friendly—adding bike lanes, expanding walkable neighborhoods, and investing in accessible public transportation. These changes aren’t just good for quality of life—they’re essential for a more sustainable future. Reducing car dependency cuts emissions, lowers air pollution, and helps us build healthier, more connected communities. Would you want to live in a city like this? A city where you don’t need a car to belong?