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@taisoni14 ай бұрын
Kalkkunat jaksaa jauhaa vihreästä siirtymästä, vaikka samaan aikaan koko Lahti tapetaan: Keskustaan ei pääse kunnolla autolla eikä Triossa voi teinitytöt kävellä ilman että karvakädet ahdistelee.
@user-mp3ri3wh1l7 ай бұрын
Tosi hyvä!
@jeffmilroy93458 ай бұрын
And then came Amazon. And the beast destroyed retail brick and mortar. And the cities died instead of requiring underground parking for new construction. I actually live in a city that built a multi-million new library near a train station that took land from public parking to create a new library and library-only parking lot. No underground parking was built in although it would have been a moneymaker and draw for the library in a time when the internet is making libraries passe. So instead - the underutilized, underfunded library is desperately building a Starbucks in its lobby. Meanwhile townspeople fight for rail station transit parking. Stupid. I mean, why create covered/dry, secure, covered parking in blizzard country?
@menevamies80959 ай бұрын
Vieläkö Vesijärvessä on sorsia?😆
@mariakatariina87519 ай бұрын
41:39 SDPn eli Soros-demonratsien pienydinpommihanke pääsi jatkokäsittelyyn...? 😳
@mariakatariina87519 ай бұрын
Lahtihan on itse valinnut huume-, väkivalta- ja lapsiongelman, talmudokommunistisella, satanistisella, antifaterroristisella, suomalaisvastaisella ja antikristillisellä politiikallaan. Valitettavasti. 28:42
@yungsookevinhong794310 ай бұрын
One of the funny think you know walking distance is good, is that the extreme rich of America will have every facility that need that built with within their house of garden in walking distances. A way that fair. It will be horse back riding. :)
@yungsookevinhong794310 ай бұрын
A city use to design with Square, is where all the event and venders happening. Where is No car in area. Then we have mall, slowly we just block off more and more in zone system only to the beneficial.
@yungsookevinhong794310 ай бұрын
One of the very phenomena of commune in extreme of story in Theaters is Falling Down from Michael Douglas.
@yungsookevinhong794310 ай бұрын
I guess neighborhood is more likely of from Campus to Campus on similar concept of idea and ideal.
@yungsookevinhong794310 ай бұрын
The general rules for me willing to walk is like getting off the class to cafeteria in high school or campus. That is more or less good distance and experience. Not everyone like to go camping for food each day.
@yungsookevinhong794310 ай бұрын
One thing for my experience in North America, going everywhere require traffic, I can never get out of the parking lot of Walmart without a car. In a sense, we trap ourselves from distance and staying so fair away than we are limited by the seat is available to be close by. Those become our Cell mate.
@robgrey6183 Жыл бұрын
Portland, Oregon tore itself apart after this. Businesses are leaving Portland. People are leaving Portland. Property values are falling. An unfortunate example.
Жыл бұрын
Bravo Cecilia!!!
@anubizz3 Жыл бұрын
The fact that this man don't even mention public transport make this man argument point less. This man need to go to Asia great city and look how the solve the problem. May neighbourhood is 15 min city heck it's 10 min city with good continuous bikes line to CBD, and yet once train station open that bike line to the city are empty.
@johnholliday6303 Жыл бұрын
Public Transportation is an obvious part of multimodal transportation - but I think you need to change the question to “why are people choosing public transport over cycling?” The answer is most likely rooted in A2Bism (whatever is the fastest, most convenient, and most centrally located option will be chosen over the alternative.) as long as people aren’t using cars, I don’t really see the issue here. Public transit is very good at moving a lot of people very efficiently. As long as the bike is kept a valuable option, that’s really the only thing that matters. Equitable, democratic use of public space. Additionally at minute 40:00 he explicitly talks about public transit and how it’s valuable at connecting walkable areas of a city. May have missed it.
@scdglsfh Жыл бұрын
mitä yhteistä lahdella ja pulkkilanharjulla on? 😂
@HairyButWhole Жыл бұрын
Narkkareista ku viel päästää eroo ni hyvi menee, muutenha Lahti on mesta paikka
@HairyButWhole Жыл бұрын
En tiiä kuka tää kaveri täs oli mut hyvin veti
@stanspb763 Жыл бұрын
I was a car person, had dozens of them at any one time, collectibles living in Northern California, commuting 1 time a week 300km each way between two businesses, a ranch in the mountains and Marin Country just north of San Francisco where my recording studio and another business 9km away a large 10,000sq ft shop repairing professional audio equipment. In 2000 I gave everything away and moved out of the US. with 2 suitcases and $6000 to St Petersburg Russia, a large city of 7 million that is one of the most cultured and beautiful cities in the world. That was 22 years ago and I have loved every minute of it...and never bought a car. Living in the city center a world of culture is within walking distance, plus easy access to low-cost buses, trams, trolleys, electric scooters, bikes, and the most beautiful subway system of anywhere except Moscow. My total cost of transportation is about $50 per month including going out every evening and many days to explore, dine, museums, 600 beautiful parks, 44 islands, palaces cathedrals more opera, ballet and symphonic halls than anywhere. 13,000 restaurants with 4 or 5-star ratings. The rideshare taxi is about $0.30km. I walk 15km at least every day just living and exploring. Everything needed is available in small neighborhood shops, 27 food shops within two blocks, that specialize in something like dairy, meat, bakeries, small, shops just for tea, etc, then a little larger shops that are general groceries and further out large supermarkets for people with cars. There are no gas stations in the city center and very few parking lots. Quality of life is much better than in California. Electric trains can take you to forests and beaches, for $0.45. My cost of living is 1/10th of what is was in California when I owned my homes and cars outright. Overall, of the 92 countries I have spent time in, the US is one of the least true quality of life, where the cost of living is very high, and access to safe parks recreation, and culture is very poor. There are more world-class museums, concert halls, ballet palaces, parks, drama theaters, etc than the entire USA. The city has lakes, islands, 44 islands, and wide or pedestrian streets. of sidewalks 240 drama theaters thousands of pubs, and no parking lots. than any There is a drive to eliminate private cars in the city center to further improve quality of life. I am 73yo and very active socially and culturally, dancing, working out, walking, working, and dating women less than1/2 my age.
@magnolian_mally18612 жыл бұрын
ICE <3
@Ennah082 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Greetings from Copenhagen, which is on your list of 100 cities under threat from rising sea levels by the end of the century.
@saranbhatia88092 жыл бұрын
Great talk !
@ValeriKarjalainen2 жыл бұрын
Erittäin pitkä video , Kiitos !
@luceatlux70872 жыл бұрын
I gt the dream... But car indpendnc is just so priority... unless you're in a Mayberry-small-town type situation, where everyone seems to not need to go anywhere more than a few miles, one MUST have a car. Forget missing a crammed bus by 10 seconds and being late to work, etc.
@swunt10 Жыл бұрын
I don't have a car and I live in a big city in europe. If the city is build right, meaning no car dependent suburbs, then you can get anywhere with a bike or on foot with no problem and it's healthy as well. Suburbs have been a huge waste of resources and only created problems for americans. He addresses some aspects of that, so listen and learn.
@luceatlux7087 Жыл бұрын
@@swunt10 i was just saying that, for some of us in certain locations, a car is extremely important. i would not live in the US if i had a choice. i would like to live in Finlan, Denmark, Norway, or Sweden. I'll take any! or Germany would be cool... i'd learn the languages to do so.
@rarebot61212 жыл бұрын
Mahtava näyttelijä🤣💪🏻💪🏻
@markvanderknoop1312 жыл бұрын
The only place an American is walking is on ther driveway or parking lot.
@roblikestoskate2 жыл бұрын
Is he saying Salzburg at 1:21:22? Wonder where in the city that photo was taken
@Itapirkanmaa22 жыл бұрын
What do you have to say about the banning of Russian artists from the Sibelius Violin Competition? I think you have someone in the family who could perhaps get some clarifications.
@billsmith51092 жыл бұрын
I’d like to hear a little about the (semi?) outdoor venue he’s speaking at. Can anyone bring me up to speed?
@clydelaz2 жыл бұрын
In Newark the walk from the train station to my house is 1.3 miles. Because of the mess of one way streets and no left turn intersections the drive is 1.7 miles. This is another problem with one way streets, you have to drive longer distances to get from point A to B than if the streets were all 2 way.
@robgrey6183 Жыл бұрын
You lost me at "Newark".
@Yotsubaru2 жыл бұрын
En kyllä tule ikinä muuttamaan lahdesta pois
@lahnerna57612 жыл бұрын
Nyt kyllä oli yllättävän huvittava video. Ja eka kommentoija :D 25.3.2022
@MaxFung2 жыл бұрын
this dude is a legend
@mikerodgers7620 Жыл бұрын
This dude is an idiot. People need cars. Girls don't look at boys who have no rides. This idiot who walks everywhere forgot about that.
@jeffgiorgi2 жыл бұрын
Brilliant concepts that should be emphasized by our 'leaders/government' for a overall better and healthier living standard for all.
@babatomiwaajayi30532 жыл бұрын
LAHTI...........🔥🔥🔥
@suv2w2 жыл бұрын
Wow, what a fascinating lecture. This autoplayed for me as I was wrenching on my bike, apropos of nothing seemingly. I couldn’t be assed to find my phone and hit next so I ended up listening and, soon after, watching the whole thing. Utterly interesting insights into the world of urban planning for a guy who had managed to never think about it until now. Thank you!
@ericburbach6322 жыл бұрын
why havent you been to the Netherlands ?
@WAL_DC-6B2 жыл бұрын
Citizens of Amsterdam feel that there are too many tourists visiting their city and probably country as well.
@ericburbach6322 жыл бұрын
@@WAL_DC-6B Amsterdam is only a tiny part of The Netherlands
@joenuts5167 Жыл бұрын
@@WAL_DC-6B their fault for being so awesome 😂
@WAL_DC-6B Жыл бұрын
@@joenuts5167 True!
@universaljustice73762 жыл бұрын
Not a surprise that the whitest large US city (Portland OR) decided to become less auto dependent. Racial stratification is a major component of sprawl.
@jessegee1792 жыл бұрын
Why can't all buildings be multi purpose? If some of us could choose to stay the night at work, that would reduce commuting/congestion, and increase personal wealth. It's a concept that helps individuals of all ages and occupation, especially shift workers.
@Mitchacho742 жыл бұрын
Something to consider is a work/life balance, if you live and work in the same buildings, are you ever escaping work? Also you would have very few excuses to leave your building, especially if it's a skyscraper that may have a grocery store included
@maynguyen78342 жыл бұрын
@@Mitchacho74 but now people work from home so is it considered to have a work life balance since they live on the same premises of workspace?
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Tuolla sitä nuorena aikaa vietettyä. Moottorimajalla oli hyvä terassi😁
Kalkkunat jaksaa jauhaa vihreästä siirtymästä, vaikka samaan aikaan koko Lahti tapetaan: Keskustaan ei pääse kunnolla autolla eikä Triossa voi teinitytöt kävellä ilman että karvakädet ahdistelee.
Tosi hyvä!
And then came Amazon. And the beast destroyed retail brick and mortar. And the cities died instead of requiring underground parking for new construction. I actually live in a city that built a multi-million new library near a train station that took land from public parking to create a new library and library-only parking lot. No underground parking was built in although it would have been a moneymaker and draw for the library in a time when the internet is making libraries passe. So instead - the underutilized, underfunded library is desperately building a Starbucks in its lobby. Meanwhile townspeople fight for rail station transit parking. Stupid. I mean, why create covered/dry, secure, covered parking in blizzard country?
Vieläkö Vesijärvessä on sorsia?😆
41:39 SDPn eli Soros-demonratsien pienydinpommihanke pääsi jatkokäsittelyyn...? 😳
Lahtihan on itse valinnut huume-, väkivalta- ja lapsiongelman, talmudokommunistisella, satanistisella, antifaterroristisella, suomalaisvastaisella ja antikristillisellä politiikallaan. Valitettavasti. 28:42
One of the funny think you know walking distance is good, is that the extreme rich of America will have every facility that need that built with within their house of garden in walking distances. A way that fair. It will be horse back riding. :)
A city use to design with Square, is where all the event and venders happening. Where is No car in area. Then we have mall, slowly we just block off more and more in zone system only to the beneficial.
One of the very phenomena of commune in extreme of story in Theaters is Falling Down from Michael Douglas.
I guess neighborhood is more likely of from Campus to Campus on similar concept of idea and ideal.
The general rules for me willing to walk is like getting off the class to cafeteria in high school or campus. That is more or less good distance and experience. Not everyone like to go camping for food each day.
One thing for my experience in North America, going everywhere require traffic, I can never get out of the parking lot of Walmart without a car. In a sense, we trap ourselves from distance and staying so fair away than we are limited by the seat is available to be close by. Those become our Cell mate.
Portland, Oregon tore itself apart after this. Businesses are leaving Portland. People are leaving Portland. Property values are falling. An unfortunate example.
Bravo Cecilia!!!
The fact that this man don't even mention public transport make this man argument point less. This man need to go to Asia great city and look how the solve the problem. May neighbourhood is 15 min city heck it's 10 min city with good continuous bikes line to CBD, and yet once train station open that bike line to the city are empty.
Public Transportation is an obvious part of multimodal transportation - but I think you need to change the question to “why are people choosing public transport over cycling?” The answer is most likely rooted in A2Bism (whatever is the fastest, most convenient, and most centrally located option will be chosen over the alternative.) as long as people aren’t using cars, I don’t really see the issue here. Public transit is very good at moving a lot of people very efficiently. As long as the bike is kept a valuable option, that’s really the only thing that matters. Equitable, democratic use of public space. Additionally at minute 40:00 he explicitly talks about public transit and how it’s valuable at connecting walkable areas of a city. May have missed it.
mitä yhteistä lahdella ja pulkkilanharjulla on? 😂
Narkkareista ku viel päästää eroo ni hyvi menee, muutenha Lahti on mesta paikka
En tiiä kuka tää kaveri täs oli mut hyvin veti
I was a car person, had dozens of them at any one time, collectibles living in Northern California, commuting 1 time a week 300km each way between two businesses, a ranch in the mountains and Marin Country just north of San Francisco where my recording studio and another business 9km away a large 10,000sq ft shop repairing professional audio equipment. In 2000 I gave everything away and moved out of the US. with 2 suitcases and $6000 to St Petersburg Russia, a large city of 7 million that is one of the most cultured and beautiful cities in the world. That was 22 years ago and I have loved every minute of it...and never bought a car. Living in the city center a world of culture is within walking distance, plus easy access to low-cost buses, trams, trolleys, electric scooters, bikes, and the most beautiful subway system of anywhere except Moscow. My total cost of transportation is about $50 per month including going out every evening and many days to explore, dine, museums, 600 beautiful parks, 44 islands, palaces cathedrals more opera, ballet and symphonic halls than anywhere. 13,000 restaurants with 4 or 5-star ratings. The rideshare taxi is about $0.30km. I walk 15km at least every day just living and exploring. Everything needed is available in small neighborhood shops, 27 food shops within two blocks, that specialize in something like dairy, meat, bakeries, small, shops just for tea, etc, then a little larger shops that are general groceries and further out large supermarkets for people with cars. There are no gas stations in the city center and very few parking lots. Quality of life is much better than in California. Electric trains can take you to forests and beaches, for $0.45. My cost of living is 1/10th of what is was in California when I owned my homes and cars outright. Overall, of the 92 countries I have spent time in, the US is one of the least true quality of life, where the cost of living is very high, and access to safe parks recreation, and culture is very poor. There are more world-class museums, concert halls, ballet palaces, parks, drama theaters, etc than the entire USA. The city has lakes, islands, 44 islands, and wide or pedestrian streets. of sidewalks 240 drama theaters thousands of pubs, and no parking lots. than any There is a drive to eliminate private cars in the city center to further improve quality of life. I am 73yo and very active socially and culturally, dancing, working out, walking, working, and dating women less than1/2 my age.
ICE <3
Thank you! Greetings from Copenhagen, which is on your list of 100 cities under threat from rising sea levels by the end of the century.
Great talk !
Erittäin pitkä video , Kiitos !
I gt the dream... But car indpendnc is just so priority... unless you're in a Mayberry-small-town type situation, where everyone seems to not need to go anywhere more than a few miles, one MUST have a car. Forget missing a crammed bus by 10 seconds and being late to work, etc.
I don't have a car and I live in a big city in europe. If the city is build right, meaning no car dependent suburbs, then you can get anywhere with a bike or on foot with no problem and it's healthy as well. Suburbs have been a huge waste of resources and only created problems for americans. He addresses some aspects of that, so listen and learn.
@@swunt10 i was just saying that, for some of us in certain locations, a car is extremely important. i would not live in the US if i had a choice. i would like to live in Finlan, Denmark, Norway, or Sweden. I'll take any! or Germany would be cool... i'd learn the languages to do so.
Mahtava näyttelijä🤣💪🏻💪🏻
The only place an American is walking is on ther driveway or parking lot.
Is he saying Salzburg at 1:21:22? Wonder where in the city that photo was taken
What do you have to say about the banning of Russian artists from the Sibelius Violin Competition? I think you have someone in the family who could perhaps get some clarifications.
I’d like to hear a little about the (semi?) outdoor venue he’s speaking at. Can anyone bring me up to speed?
In Newark the walk from the train station to my house is 1.3 miles. Because of the mess of one way streets and no left turn intersections the drive is 1.7 miles. This is another problem with one way streets, you have to drive longer distances to get from point A to B than if the streets were all 2 way.
You lost me at "Newark".
En kyllä tule ikinä muuttamaan lahdesta pois
Nyt kyllä oli yllättävän huvittava video. Ja eka kommentoija :D 25.3.2022
this dude is a legend
This dude is an idiot. People need cars. Girls don't look at boys who have no rides. This idiot who walks everywhere forgot about that.
Brilliant concepts that should be emphasized by our 'leaders/government' for a overall better and healthier living standard for all.
LAHTI...........🔥🔥🔥
Wow, what a fascinating lecture. This autoplayed for me as I was wrenching on my bike, apropos of nothing seemingly. I couldn’t be assed to find my phone and hit next so I ended up listening and, soon after, watching the whole thing. Utterly interesting insights into the world of urban planning for a guy who had managed to never think about it until now. Thank you!
why havent you been to the Netherlands ?
Citizens of Amsterdam feel that there are too many tourists visiting their city and probably country as well.
@@WAL_DC-6B Amsterdam is only a tiny part of The Netherlands
@@WAL_DC-6B their fault for being so awesome 😂
@@joenuts5167 True!
Not a surprise that the whitest large US city (Portland OR) decided to become less auto dependent. Racial stratification is a major component of sprawl.
Why can't all buildings be multi purpose? If some of us could choose to stay the night at work, that would reduce commuting/congestion, and increase personal wealth. It's a concept that helps individuals of all ages and occupation, especially shift workers.
Something to consider is a work/life balance, if you live and work in the same buildings, are you ever escaping work? Also you would have very few excuses to leave your building, especially if it's a skyscraper that may have a grocery store included
@@Mitchacho74 but now people work from home so is it considered to have a work life balance since they live on the same premises of workspace?
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