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Re:Downside of Lower Manhattan’s Boom: It’s Too Crowded by mc32 on Friday December 02, 2016 @10:34AM (#13089382)
They could also consider elevated walkways for businesses and other public places in places where converting streets isn't a viable option.
Re:Downside of Lower Manhattan’s Boom: It’s Too Crowded by kbenson on Friday December 02, 2016 @05:17PM (#13092819)
This is what I was thinking. I believe the movie Her uses an ultra-dense future Los Angeles where the main (human) character lives and works in high-rises, and walks between them on elevated walkways[1] as the location. An elevated walkway that zig-zagged across the road and had stairs to the regular sidewalk once or twice a block seems like an interesting approach.

1: http://static.srcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/her-joaquin-phoen...

Re:Downside of Lower Manhattan’s Boom: It’s Too Crowded by mhenr18 on Friday December 02, 2016 @07:30PM (#13093483)
It's fairly common in Hong Kong's denser parts like Central. I was able to get around much of the heavily trafficed areas without needing to be at street level.