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Visual Representation of "Lessons From The Transportation Experience"

Artist Eileen Clegg made visual representations of the talks at MeshForum. Mine is
Eileen Clegg's interpretation of Lessons from The Transportation Experience

Posted by David Levinson on June 17, 2006 10:03 PM |

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I didn't hear your talk at this, so forgive me for coming in the middle of a conversation...but what do you mean about the Segway and 'transportation without infrastructure'? And how do bicycling and walking fit into that?

Posted by: heidi | June 18, 2006 01:07 AM

Well, I didn't draw the image, but I must have said something like or it wouldn't have shown up. I think it involved a comparison with rail transit and roads, which require large investments in both vehicles and infrastructure to be successful. Certainly walking and biking are anologous to Segway in that regard, although I think I was on the (possible) futures of transportation at the time.

--dml

Posted by: David Levinson | July 1, 2006 07:02 AM

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