#urban mobility

Is the walkable city trend still worth caring about in 2025 or just a passing fad?

Should we ban SUVs in cities, or is that just an elitist attack on practical family cars?

Would you ever give up your car for a greener commute

SUVs are the worst thing that ever happened to city streets — and you’re part of the problem.

Does banning cars from city centres really make life better for ordinary people, or just more inconvenient?

Will self-driving car features really be useful in traffic?

With commuting costs soaring, is car ownership still worth it for you?

Would you give up your car entirely if your city had perfect public transit?

Are SUVs ruining the driving experience for everyone?

What’s your honest take on owning an EV in a UK city with no off-street parking?

Is ‘15-minute city’ urban planning just overhyped or a genuine game changer?

Is attaching a baby carrier to a family bike actually worth it?

Should SUVs be banned from cities?

With charging costs rising, is public transport finally more practical for daily commutes?

Is an electric bike enough for my commute

Do electric SUVs and trucks just mask the fact that we should be building smaller, cheaper, more practical city cars instead?

Would you ever consider an e-bike to replace your second car for city trips?

Is the "15-minute city" a utopian dream or an authoritarian nightmare?

Would you ever go fully electric if your city had better public charging spots?

Would you ever move to a 15-minute city, or does that sound too controlling?