Rethinking freedom in a car centred city

Challenging assumptions about the 15-minute city.
Rethinking freedom in a car centred city
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Explore the meaning of freedom
For a long time, the car has symbolised independence and access. Now that cities are becoming denser and more complex, it is time to examine the true meaning of freedom. How free are we when cars dominate the streets, junctions and car parks in our living spaces?
Discover mobility from a human perspective
Join us for a broader, more human view of mobility in the car-centred city. We focus not just on a single mode of transport, but on the full spectrum of everyday movement. Think of walking, cycling, public transport, cars and the many ways in which people combine these.
Experience diverse perspectives
Mobility is experienced differently by everyone. A route that feels easy and natural to one person may be confusing, unsafe, exhausting or inaccessible to another. Discover the various challenges and opportunities in the way people get around.
Accessibility
General accessibility provisions and information
Present, available or allowed
- Service dog allowed
- Personal assistant
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
Provisions for people with reduced mobility
Present, available or allowed
- Lift
- Passageways that are sufficiently wide
- Accessible restroom
- Mobile payment
Not present, not available or not allowed
- Guide lines
- Hearing loop (t-coil or headphones)
- Sign language interpretation provided
- Closed captioning
- Open captioning
- Hidden disability Sunflower-keycord recognised here
- Low stimulus hours
- Sensory experience
- Audio description
- Accessible information
- Stairs with handrail








