🚗💡 Are autonomous vehicles the key to freeing our cities—or just another step toward deeper car dependency? In this episode, we sit down with Evan Shieh, architect, urbanist, professor, and author of Autonomous Urbanism: Towards a Transitopia, to explore how AVs could transform the urban landscape. We discuss the hidden impact of parking, the failures of past mobility revolutions, and whether AVs will truly liberate our streets or reinforce the status quo. From reclaiming urban space to rethinking transportation policy, this conversation will change the way you see the future of cities. Tune in now! 🎧
Links
Evan Shieh: https://site.nyit.edu/bio/eshieh
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Keywords
autonomous vehicles, urban design, public transit, mobility, Los Angeles, parking, technology, culture, architecture, transportation policy
Chapters
00:00 Intro
02:17 Impact of Automobiles on Urban Design
06:58 Cultural Identity and Automobiles
08:50 Los Angeles as a Prototype City
12:46 The Intersection of Technology and Policy
17:28 Governance and Public Transit Challenges
22:21 The Future of AVs and Public Transit
29:01 Reimagining Urban Spaces Post-AV Adoption
36:17 Rethinking Urban Spaces for Public Good
38:26 The Future of Autonomous Vehicles and Urban Design
41:34 Integrating Digital and Physical Infrastructure
44:18 Labor Dynamics in the Age of Automation
48:10 Cultural Shifts in Mobility Choices
52:27 Innovative Communication in Urban Planning
57:02 The Future of Urban Mobility and Infrastructure