It’s marginal gains all the way here but genuinely if you’re an omnivore the E-Bike might work out more enviromentally conscious

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      Do you.

      However, most of the time, you wouldn’t need to walk a full hour. Those are the furthest points in the urban landscape I’m imagining.

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          But “15 minute cities” are not “cities that can be wholly walked in 15 minutes,” they’re cities where everything you need for day to day living is within 15 minutes. It’s fine if you have to walk an hour to see like a specialist doctor or to some concert venue or something since you’re not doing that every day. If your grocery store is more than 15 minutes walking though, that’s an issue.

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          Historically, urban areas tend to develop around the distance people can travel in a hour.

          I’m referencing that pattern of development and stating that we should set the scale to the distance someone can walk in an hour, the slowest form of transportation, rather that privileging faster forms of transportation.

          As you already pointed out, for other modes this would be better than a 15 minute city