Going GREEN with the Green Cities DLC | Ultimate Beginners Guide to Cities Skylines #13

Going GREEN with the Green Cities DLC | Ultimate Beginners Guide to Cities Skylines #13
If you've been struggling to get started building a thriving city, I'm here to help! In this episode, I'll show you how to clean up your city by going green with the Green Cities DLC in Cities Skylines! We'll clean up the bay, build a new self-sufficient and organic neighborhood, place some of the new assets included in the DLC, and give Bio Fuel Buses a go. Lots of new assets today with this wonderful DLC! Enjoy!
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CHAPTERS
Intro - 0:00
Cleaning The Bay - 2:00
New Neighborhood - 5:50
Placing New Assets - 17:20
A Green Downtown - 44:36
Bio Busses - 38:36
Unique Buildings - 50:00
City tour - 1:01:20

[@CityPlannerPlays]

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[@shashankrajpradhan3879]

natural disaster pack please

[@TheDazdndcunfusd]

I really hope for a pack that makes the game less car centric and focuses on biking and other types of modern/Dutch infrastructure. Make it even more green!

[@SylkaChan]

@@TheDazdndcunfusd How do you use this building style? I don't see it in the menu!

[@tigersnakegaming5530]

I’ve watched this entire series and am just realizing now that it is very current. It’s like binge watching a show until you catch up with the current season and have to wait for the next episode. Really enjoying this!

[@thomasluck5955]

Same

[@bjlee2011]

I am currently doing the samething with Biffa

[@angelopizzo1664]

Same here, I thought it was an old serie and at the 12th (in a day, Im in quarantine) I realized I have to wait

[@samsam21amb]

same, but I'm doing Verde beach

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Next episode will be next week! Really enjoying putting this series together! The benefit of this being recorded now is that I can sneak in the Airport DLC right after Green Cities

[@jaredparks4713]

8:50 Random thought but someone should make a mod that makes water pipes snap to under roads. You could call it "Pipes Where They Belong".

[@iancypes5911]

Or just includes pipes under the roads

[@NelielSugiura]

I have thought about it... but I would need to learn about how to mod (I know it is in C#, which is easy enough, but they have special APIs). Also need to work for all the other road types that you can get in the workshop (like Vanilla+ and Big Streets), and paths, and somehow handle curves (pipes do not curve). Just targeting the asset type of network would not work well due to quays, fences, and metro. Certainly something on my todo list, but a ways out.

[@Jake32768]

Brilliant idea

[@FARBerserker]

a better mod would be sim city roads. they had built in utilies like water, sewage and power.

[@ZooKeePla]

@@FARBerserker very true

[@H0urg1ass]

Dude, the reason I watch your channel instead of all of the others is BECAUSE you're an actual city planner. So please never apologize for giving us the nitty gritty details, such as describing how bus routes actually work. I love that stuff and use it to try to make better cities.

[@Flanly2]

If you're going to build a park in near your new eco-district, why not memorialize the former Cheese District? I feel like such a massive neighbourhood vanishing overnight would have seriously shocked your residents! 😳

[@StarHorder]

There was no cheese district.

[@Flanly2]

@@StarHorder Bahaha, that's right nothing to see here! And let the records show, this thing the people call the "Cheese District" was NOT the doings of the Tutoria mafia... 😁

[@pokergeniusordonkey6517]

@@StarHorder There could be an archeological site where a group of conspiracy theorist are trying to find the ancient city of Cheddaropolis.

[@samuelwojciak8037]

@@pokergeniusordonkey6517 Cheddaropolis should be a thing! js

[@rge9992]

A bit of your traffic may be because you restricted the collector along Emerson square to electric cars only - something to consider for the next episode!

[@CityPlannerPlays]

That's a great point! I'll look into that!

[@Heavy57]

​@@CityPlannerPlaysYour farm district is gone and the farm are being populated😅

[@lucasjames7524]

Phil, that whole area is one, gigantic, massive cul-de-sac! Everything in that newer area by the casino and Mill Hills and everything. Minus the transit, it only connects via that one road that goes into the roundabout! More connectivity is needed to that area, desperately. If it were just residential, it wouldn't matter as much, but it's meant to be a tourist area.

[@jase_allen]

At the very least, the roundabout needs to be replaced by a proper interchange to keep the traffic flowing.

[@paulphilley4246]

A bridge or tunnel over the Bay might help, or better transit from the ferry. We could also use an infill metro station in the new area as well, it may reduce all the queuing for buses.

[@AndreCallot]

@@paulphilley4246 A bridge over the bay would disrupt the Eggsperience and the quaint little beach district next to the ferry terminal. I think the only option at this point is to have a highway go behind the mountain to the east of the bay and connect up to the interstate on the northern portion of the map. That way tourists who drive don't need to drive all the way through the entire city to get to the beach. It may also be a good idea in that it opens up development space to the east of the main city for the Airport DLC at the end of the month. A large international airport would almost certainly have its own highway interchange. Also, a highway through the mountains could be very pretty, like the Blue Ridge Parkway in western North Carolina.

[@jase_allen]

@@AndreCallot Not to mention the costs involved. CPP likes to tackle issues from a planner's perspective, and a project like that would probably never be greenlit in real life without substantial bribery unless there were no cheaper options available.

[@samuelwojciak8037]

@@AndreCallot Only thing this roundabout traffic is pretty much local, opening an overpass over it would make a lot of difference, if not bay overpass then an interchange is needed there. The highway project you're talking about is probably coming with the Airport DLC anyway but for now something to route the tourism traffic to the downtown without interrupting the former cheese district's local traffic.

[@chickenluverful]

The high density eco buildings are always so massive. They look good next to the IT cluster to taper down

[@CityPlannerPlays]

[@4sich318]

Hello from Germany, I would add a hint if it isn't allready known. At about min 12:50 you zone high commercial density next to living district. In my experience it will create noise pollution. I solve this with 4 square space between houses and high commercial and fill this space with low commercial density. Hopefully this will help 🙏

[@JD-610]

I love this series. And I've always liked Green Cities. I'm glad it got it's own little focus.

[@fragproof]

A couple points you might want to cover that aren't in the tooltips iirc: IT cluster buildings produce goods for commercial that don't require any transportation. Good for traffic. Organic and Local Produce commercial can sell farm goods (from farm specialized zoned industry only afaik). I think you covered this in VB, but it was a long time ago.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

[@darknexxenby]

immediately seeing the bay be cleaned by the new plants and garbage collectors was so satisfying. if i was a citizen of tutoria id give endless praise for finally putting forth some efforts to go green

[@pokergeniusordonkey6517]

You're right, priority on the new collector will help traffic. Maybe bypass the toll? Existing transit like the subway line will help, and remember, there's a BLIMP to the EggSperience and the University, and the gondola/cable car could go along the beach to the Casino. They would be unique tourist uses for transit.

[@jase_allen]

57:03 The amount of traffic funneled through this single road has pretty much turned it into an arterial. If that is going to continue to be the only road to provide access to that area, then you should replace the roundabout with a proper interchange to keep traffic flowing.

[@jimwanshue2376]

City Planner, I'm surprised at you! The reason traffic is so heavy leading out to the Monument Circle peninsula is becuase you've created the one thing you hate (other than cliffs): a neighborhood that is one gigantic cul-de-sac! The road in is the same road out. For shame! 😔😆 Also, maybe it's a vanilla/console quirk, but when I've added a biofuel bus depot to a city which already had diesel buses, it seems like all buses are automatically converted to biofuel. Anyone else have that experience? Is that intentional in the game, or a glitch?

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Time to de cul-de-sac the neighborhood! You're right - for shame ! I am wondering the same thing about the buses. Will investigate! Sounds like a bug, tbh.

[@rhiannonmanderson5886]

@@CityPlannerPlays biofuel is usually a straight replacement for diesel, because diesel engines in theory can run on anything combustible (modern injection systems can be a bit sensitive about it tho), quite popular in the UK to get an old school diesel and run it on vegetable oil because tight-arse, to the point that some supermarkets are starting to restrict how much of the cheapest veg oils each customer can buy at once...

[@perrylim9728]

I think you should redo the Metro Network because of the new areas you built and to reduce traffic

[@oscar216]

Agree!

[@Styrestian]

I would make a high speed tunnel, that makes room for bypassing traffic to the trainstation and build houses on the hill without everyone driving by. 😄 Loving the green DLC

[@knorkekallozi4117]

the bob ross of city builders. and WillCS is a class of its own too. loving it.

[@rajb1031]

"I wanna fix this" When I hear you say that, I know it's gonna be a good time

[@carloangrisano]

I think that the collector connection you made on the hill behind the Emerson district could have been an opportunity for a tunnel, to avoid the steep slope of the terrain. In Europe many collectors are tunneled beneath the cities.

[@erikaverink8418]

That was my thought also. I was more thinking about tunnels like the Gothard (if i am correct),

[@Hyper_nova]

Something to keep in mind at the 10:00 mark where you add a second district for your organic and local produce, is you could just make one district with different specialisations, one for each zone type. e.g District X could have self sufficient residential, mixed with organic produce commercial, mixed with farming zoned industry and IT office specialisation. I think it something a lot of people overlook thinking you need separate districts for each type. You can have multiple specialisations, just not of the same type i.e. no mixture of tourist and leisure is allowed because they are both commercial. Ok big Edit: I see at 32:15 you did this anyway, sorry. Lesson: finish watching the whole video before commenting. 😊

[@erikaverink8418]

It was something i never realised was possible. I like watching it, there is almost every time i learn something, or get a new idea. Now i can start over with my 120K population city :( , it already looks ugly.

[@derrickriddell2455]

I have been playing this game for some time now and I have been enjoying your content since this summer. You really have given me some great ideas that really have upped my enjoyment and the quality of my cities.

[@NerdyNanaSimulations]

I've been watching this series and just wanted to take a moment to drop a comment. I love this series, I've been playing since release and still am learning a lot. It's not so much the content as I knew it was there, it's seeing someone else take on using it. Thank you so much.

[@jwalks5067]

Hello from Canada! Just wanted to say thank you for the channel and all the tutorials you put up for us newbies. I've been playing CS for less than a week and I'm absolutely hooked! love the game and your videos have helped me immensely! I'm on XSX, so my 1st city isn't looking as beautiful, but so far things are pretty stable with a pop of 30k.. Anyway, thanks man, I'm gladly one of your newest subs!! Cheers!

[@dronin87]

Hey CCP, really enjoyed the series, Haven't played the game since 2016, but you have reignited my interest in it! Just quickly, a major difference between the two water treatment plants seems to be power draw 480KW vs 1280KW. The Incineraton vs Recycling is similar, Incineration generates 12MW, where as the recycling centre requires 240KW.

[@SRosenberg203]

2:00 Oh thank god, I've been in so much pain watching you build around that polluted bay lmao. I love this series, but it hurt so much to watch!

[@pasikokkonen1603]

On thing to note on recycling centers and that recycle plastics policy. Recycling centers like other waste buildings only send out trucks when there is enough space for their full load. If one truck carries say 8000 units, then 24000 unit processing capacity isn't enough to allow all trucks to be on the road at the same time. even a fairly modest 20% boost, which is 4800 per week per recycling center, it helps on the truck count and allows on average more trucks per week to collect your garbage. Other thing to note is that these trucks collect from the onset. So they don't drive empty to a place where there is lot of garbage and start collecting, but start from the moment they spawn on the road. Hence a lot of people have garbage issues on deep, complicated road networks and this is why your arterial roads shouldn't have any zoning on them, or very little. More houses these garbage trucks pass, fuller they will be before reaching the problem area.

[@thed3m0n0id9]

Ahhh it's so nice to finally see the ferry ride all cleaned up!! You really listened to me!

[@JD-610]

After watching the whole video, Im thinking the heavy traffic area might need a bridge across the bay. It's the only thing I can think of that ypu haven't tried. Also you are teetering on the edge of a water and sewage crisis. Overall as always lov the series and the videos.

[@RunningPen]

Hi! A (somewhat) New Player here. I've been following this series as I play. So the cycle would be I grow my city, try to learn all the things I need to in time, fail, watch an episode of this series, then start from scratch with a new city. I'm on my 4th restart now and I must say having these videos as a companion has been very enjoyable. I make mistakes on my own and then drop by a new video to understand where I went wrong and even learn a lot of game mechanics that I didn't catch on my own. Looking forward to finally starting a new city from scratch after catching up with this episode and putting everything I've learned from you to good use in a very careful build. Thank you so much and looking forward to more of your content! :D

[@ejhoffman2625]

another great episode, CPP! I love all that the green cities dlc adds. The new self sufficient neighborhood and the IT cluster near downtown are quite LIT! LUL

[@whosecock1a]

Great series - I have really enjoyed bingeing the episodes over the past week or so. One idea regarding long blocks… how about in some areas you purposefully have long blocks, but cut them with a bike path, giving the bike a priority thoroughfare?

[@user-gh6zw7dc6e]

Dear CPP: Thank you for being the Bob Ross of Diorama Simulators. M.C.

[@bennov1velthuyzen636]

Happy to see another episode

[@Fetch26291]

Figure out where those drivers are coming from and where they are heading to, and give them an alternative transit option, be that metro, rail, or even something crazy like blimp.

[@michaellammey1987]

love this series bro is like bob ross of gamming

[@jase_allen]

Phill's obsessive compulsive tendencies prevent him from being Bob Ross, but he is Bob Ross adjacent.

[@DenisMaksymowicz]

This is essentially a turbo-charged Sim City. I am tempted to go back and dust off some of those old saved games, if only I can remember the key combination to start up Amiga... I find your voice soothing and your laugh is perfect. The whole experience of watching you is mesmerizing

[@BrotherSkodidi]

I've seen other players where the filterers are placed across the mouth of the bay and a fresh-water outlet (or four) at the deepest inland places of the bay, so that it pushes all the water out of the bay, thru the filters and on out of town.

[@frenchfriar]

Thanks for mentioning the interesting buildings in Tennessee. The Parthenon is definitely worth seeing, as it's an accurate replica. There's also the First Presbyterian Church in downtown Nashville, which is one of the very few Egyptian Revival buildings left in the country, that is really something to see if you like Egyptian architecture.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

The Parthenon is on my list! I went to the real on in 2019 and wanted to head to TN in 2020. Perhaps this year! I had no idea about the church! I will have to check that out!!

[@WillCSOfficial]

Great tutorial as always!

[@spartans1045]

A "golden gate" style bridge over the bay would help alleviate the massive traffic issues between the tourism district and downtown side of the bay near the ferry

[@justinsprenkle4332]

The savings on the schools that are added is electricity. If you look at the electricity needs, it uses much less, 300 kw less in the High School. Not sure how that comes out to electricity usage per student, but something to look at.

[@scrappedcars]

This is helpful for someone who had played for years. Thanks

[@vpbassmag]

Hey CPP, always enjoy your content and I wanted to say your tutorial series has been super helpful! If I could make a recommendation, I think it would be more interesting for future expansions to your city if you would leave gaps in between zoning buildings. It seems like zoning is maxed out and every adjacent building is butted up against the next. While this is not uncommon in a lot of high density areas, it does make for a less appealing aesthetic. Perhaps you could leave a space in between for more landscaping and allow the zone buildings room to breathe and have some of their own real estate to work with. I grew up in Michigan and I’m used to seeing grass and trees in all commercial/office and residential zoning areas, as well as on road medians, so I find vast expanses of concrete to be ugly 😂

[@AlexIr99]

Taking an asset from a DLC called "GREEN cities" and creating a huge parking lot, has to be one of the most American things ever

[@JonatanGronoset]

Hi CPP, I binged this series out of curiosity. A few episodes back you said you'd add the Locomotive Hall/Roundhouse but from my knowledge you never did? Also how about decorating your roundabouts with some trees and things to make them more appealing to the people in your city?

[@JonZiegler6]

it was interesting to read about the pyramid in Memphis. It could have been really interesting had they built 3 of them, as it is, for me, it's just a reminder of what I don;t like about US cities: an isolated destination surrounded by parking :(

[@anthonyromano1906]

You can get the organic and local produce parking lots with a 2x2, 2x3, or 2x4 plot. It does take some time but does look great when put into busy areas such as in front of zoo, amusement parks, or other busy points of interest. And the Sims use the heck out of them. They also satisfy commercial demand.

[@mandiduncan5437]

The Parthenon in Nashville at Centennial Park in the West End district is a really interesting place. If you ever have a chance to visit, take a tour. It's inexpensive, and you can freely explore the entire building. In regards to the Memphis Pyramid - it's now a Bass Pro shop.

[@AaronBayette]

Another strategy for creating parking lots is you could zone patterned 2x4s of Light Commercial and then again of 2x4 Dense Commercial. The Organic and Local Produce Policy doesn't have building assets for High Density Commercial, so this means you won't accidently zone a 4x4, the zones won't overlap. After that it's just being patient until you get the right asset and making it Historical.

[@Olie_d94]

So nice of you to put a bass pro shops/cabellas pyramid so close to down town

[@SideshowBen206]

"Myrtle Heights, oh this is gonna burn..." 😂😂😂 🔥

[@worldaccumelites848]

with the buses, i send out 5, come back a few minutes later, and raise the count up another 5, and repeat if necessary. this helps prevent bunching

[@Redribbon_iv]

Thanks for ur effort ❤

[@MGShadow1989]

I remember when this DLC was first introduced I instantly changed a bunch of zoning to self sufficient and absolutely annihilated my economy - lesson learned, lol

[@GamingBren]

I recently got this DLC, I really like it.

[@Fuhbags]

Absolutely loving this series! I noticed all your high density tax is still only 9%

[@PabloBD]

the thing i love the most about tutoria is the lack of those huge parking lots you make in the other cities :D

[@jase_allen]

Parking lots are ugly, but a fact of life. This is especially true in smaller communities like CWC.

[@PabloBD]

@@jase_allen only in murica

[@robbertluiken7780]

Cant wat to see this episode 😍

[@jeremiahreal3525]

you should add a new pedestrian/bike bridge over the highway connecting up the new eco high-rises to the cliffside bike path

[@chnyukiko96]

I likes your your building planning. 👍❤ How bout for your next build, can try futuristic city with unique building? You can connect the underground tunnel road for the vehicles turning towards the highway.

[@angelopizzo2933]

maybe too much confluent roads on that "highway". I would consider a tunnel under the hill and prioritize the garbage collectors that are a little stuck right now. keep up the great work!

[@longcoat000]

Hey CPP, got a question for you: At the beginning of this episode (I’m only two minutes in right now), you say that you didn’t realize how important the Green Cities DLC was. Given that (and your new tutorial experience with this series), would you re-rank the DLCs, or let them stand as-is? Or is this something that will be better-addressed at the end of the Tutoria build? Also, glad to see that you’re FINALLY addressing the river-of-poop meandering it’s way in front of your beachside leisure district and ferry operation…

[@hugofoster9690]

Transit, place a train station at the front of your new district. On the express rail corridor.

[@JWLake]

I found an exploit in vanilla that I'm not sure I've seen anyone else use, and I found it because of the trick with moving districts or splitting districts like campuses that you shared a while back. I have screenshots demonstrating my find, but no where to share them. Love your stuff though. Has definitely elevated my cities.

[@jase_allen]

You could upload the pictures to Steam, and then share the link in a post that describes the exploit.

[@numberseven1358]

I think you need a shirt saying 'Sorry Biffa!' with an image of a road cutting a rock in two for your merch line.

[@sccojake]

that missing square in the high density residential green area really triggered me... seen very clearly at 11:57.

[@riezpirelliannetv2000]

the killer smile, so...... every time i watch your videos I always hear that so........

[@warjec]

I've been trying to mirror the city, then I watch this and realize the cheese district got to you and now theres roundabouts and train tracks lmao

[@Delphineas]

Green Cities is probably my favorite major DLC, maybe beaten by Snowfall. As much as I like going green though, I miss three things from SimCity 2013: Megatowers, Drones, and the Academy (Sewage Sanitizers, pollution scrubbers, and Maglevs). Edit: I forgot you could recycle into useable goods. Also, how dare you make green districts without bike lanes!

[@augusto0123]

If the traffic issues are occuring because the Meadow district, maybe if you create another leisure and tourism diestricts in another part of the city could relieve the traffic in that area. It seens that the entire city is going the only "fun" district.

[@Trifler500]

One thing I find a bit odd about the self-sufficient homes is they universally have flat roofs. That isn't necessarily the case IRL. Also, none of them have water tanks on the roof for gray water. :)

[@slimjim2982]

Green cities is one of my favorite dlc

[@futurepilotsebyt1635]

This series is very nice, will you make new episodes with airports DLC?

[@MEGAME985]

a lot of traffic build up isnt surprising because its basically just a huge cul-de-sac!

[@BrotherSkodidi]

15:54 moments like these are when my mountain-state born and bred self says to CPP, "Your Midwest is showing ... "

[@gnanep7824]

Legends know he mean biffa plays whackamole when he said people play whackamole with...

[@ridhomaher247]

Thanks for help me in this game

[@robertsimpson9010]

Double check your roundabout. I think you may of added lights to the new 4 lane road and that’s how the traffic was cause.

[@Elkatook666]

"some people will play 'whack-a-mole' to get this asset to spawn and make parking lots from them" not pointing fingers - OverchargedEgg !!!

[@jase_allen]

To be fair, isn't that pretty much anyone playing an unmodded city?

[@Elkatook666]

@@jase_allen true, but i know OverchargedEgg had done this a lot in his last city, and both creators share viewers

[@MattR336]

If the self sustainables didn’t tank your tax revenue so bad, I would use a lot more districts like that. They are great for later, but they will kill you taxes building them early. Learned the hard way :)

[@aspiarant3296]

I love playing now cause of the tutorial

[@V8HiluxZX6R]

Maybe try fitting in a bypass/flyover/exit ramp style connection so people making the left turn into your tourist district don't have to keep stopping to cut across the road? Traffic will still be heavy but least it won't be as stop/start.

[@samuelwojciak8037]

Hiya mate, until the last second before the city tour I was hoping you'll figure out "The Bay Overpass" must come into existence. There is a lot of traffic that really doesn't need to go through the local roundabout there which in turn is clogging all the local traffic.

[@maxquigley7451]

I remember getting Green Cities as my first DLC and being let down but other s because I really thought I was going to get as much stuff!

[@Jake32768]

at the start you missed some low density residential zoning while using the brush. 8:27 awesome build though

[@B1GD0N]

Watching again in 2024, not liking cities skylines 2 just yet and realized I never once played with my campus, green cities, financial, and airport DLC packs. I’m gonna return to that game and watch your old stuff while I do so and hope that cities skylines 2 becomes better for me and my PC down the road.

[@lepferdo3552]

I would like to see a Video where you rank the Maps you get in the basegame/dlcs. I have a hard time choosing a nice map to build on.

[@Aby7799]

Thanks a lot, I was wondering when ul address the bay pollution issue.

[@shattermage]

No, Myrtle, it's not time for Natural Disasters DLC yet!

[@jase_allen]

Myrtle will *NOT* be denied!

[@ashullu]

i know it isn't the height of realism but how about adding a huge bridge going across the bay to cut some of the traffic in the new area? i think it would help making some of the trips shorter.

[@seal5675]

Nice

[@MGShadow1989]

As far as I can figure out the health system in Cities: Skylines doesn't really do much, because you can prevent the things it fixes - keep the different types of pollution down and they don't get sick. Healthcare seems to just improve happiness similar to how parks work. Be nice if it did do something, healthcare increasing average lifespan and the buildings such as the pool reduce how often they need to visit a doctor, or, something to that effect.

[@JacksonOwex]

34:45 I hear him say this a LOT but I don't them as being all that steep! I have seen roads WAY steeper than that! It's weird seeing what some people will call steep! It's also possible that they are steeper than they look with the camera angle you get when playing the game!

[@stevespencer4563]

I, for one, would like to see the blimp network expended to include your newer areas... 🙂

[@yeellinu4900]

36:40 i wouldve tried to make an underground highway, this was you can make something like a park on the top (actually i dont know if this is possible in this game but in my country underground roads and highways are really common)

[@bottledutopia]

Thank you for the regular reminders to accept imperfection

[@RustyWalker]

You can reduce the chance of bunching by adding the buses to the line more gradually if you have the patience.

[@willcityaway7971]

Using your series to learn Skylines. But. I rise a bike year round. Bike lanes on a collector means a painted line no one will use. The Nerherlands get it right. American planning have it all wrong. Think separate parallel networks. Physical barriers are critical. This is the same critique I have with every video from all creators. It is a massive blind spot. The numbers of times I've almost been hit by distracted drivers is too many. Can't wait till self driving cars takes the driver out of the loop. Half of the city I livein is pre car culture. Sidewalks everywhere. Across the river, post WWII. Not a sidewalk in sight. No go for any biking. Including kids. Too dangerous.

[@noemierollindedebeaumont1130]

Had no idea cities with such a drastic difference between areas existed ! In what city do you live ?

[@Flirken1]

The bus bunching is the reason I only use the bus stations for my routes