In Curbing Traffic, authors Chris and Melissa Bruntlett embark on a transformative exploration of urban environments, advocating for a paradigm shift in how we perceive and engage with transportation. This insightful work delves into the architectural aspects of city planning, presenting a compelling case for the prioritisation of cycling and sustainable transport policies. The Story The Bruntletts weave together personal anecdotes, case studies, and expert insights to illustrate the profound impact of cycling on urban life. They explore cities that have successfully embraced cycling as a primary mode of transport, highlighting the benefits for community health, the environment, and economic vitality. As they navigate through the complexities of transport planning, they challenge conventional wisdom and encourage readers to envision a future where cycling is integrated into the fabric of city life. Why Readers Love It Engaging narrative that combines personal stories with rigorous research. Thought-provoking insights on the social and environmental implications of transport policy. A practical guide for urban planners and policymakers looking to foster sustainable transport solutions. Perfect For This book is ideal for urban planners, policymakers, environmentalists, and anyone interested in the future of transportation. It resonates particularly with readers of other works by the Bruntletts, such as Building the Cycling City, as they continue to challenge the norms of urban design and inspire a movement towards more liveable cities. "A must-read for anyone passionate about creating cities that prioritise people over cars." - Urban Design Review
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