Does this tool exist?

A map where you plot in a "from" and "to" point and it gives you the distance in two different ways: One for the distance you have to travel by car, and one for the distance traveled by foot?

Edit: To be more clear: I'd like to see both ways of travel as lines on the map and as number of (kilo)meters at the same time, so it's easy to compare. Not switch between modes. Thanks!

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This ought to be good. What if the “messy,” unplanned parts of cities — the slums, the informal markets, the self-built homes — are not failures, but the city’s own rough draft?

Echanove and Srivastava argue that urbanism should start with the people who shape cities every day, not just the officials who plan them from above.

https://www.versobooks.com/products/730-the-homegrown-city

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The Homegrown City

This article lumps informal transport in with private cars and app-based cabs as part of the city's problem. Seriously? Informal transport is likely the stopgap that is preventing total gridlock.

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/gurgaon/cab-fare-soars-to-rs-600-dwarka-expressway-commuters-seek-buses-linking-gurgaon-to-metro-stations/articleshow/126533736.cms

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Cab fare soars to Rs 600, Dwarka Expressway commuters seek buses linking Gurgaon to metro stations | Gurgaon News - The Times of India

Gurgaon: Residents of newly developed sectors along the Dwarka Expressway have written to Prime Minister and chief ministers of Delhi and Haryana, see.

The Times of India
Urban Planning Education: Bridging Gaps for Sustainable City Development

Climate Education Gap: Dr. Al Nuaimi highlights the urgent need for climate-friendly education to foster sustainable urban development and resilience.

Khaleej Times

Chennai's transport overhaul tackles buses, trains, and cycling. The integration challenges mentioned highlight why digital coordination matters as much as infrastructure investment.

https://jfwonline.com/article/is-chennai-shifting-to-a-new-dawn-of-transport/

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Is Chennai shifting to a new dawn of transport?

Is Chennai shifting to a new dawn of transport?

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Weird. The article praises informal transport for its flexibility and ability to serve nearly all, before immediately criticizing its "unplanned and unregulated growth."

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https://www.downtoearth.org.in/air/how-india-moves-our-analysis-of-40-cities-reveals-a-brutally-simple-answer-it-does-not

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Car dependency fuels loneliness, while public transport builds community. Shared mobility fosters the human connections that individual car ownership erodes.

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https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/car-driving-lonely-loneliness-public-transport-b2784044.html

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Get out of your car if you want to be less lonely

As new research shows evidence that good public transport links are the key to feeling more connected, non-driver Helen Coffey advocates for getting out of our insular metal boxes and into the world

The Independent
World Bank approves Rwf144bn to finance Kigalis public transport

The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved a new $100 million (approximately Rwf144 billion) round of financing to Rwanda. The...

The New Times

Only two-thirds of national climate plans mention public transport, and most focus solely on electrification. But you can't improve what you can't (or won't) measure.

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https://cities-today.com/uitp-president-re-elected-for-second-term/

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UITP president re-elected for second term - Cities Today

Renée Amilcar has been confirmed for a second term as President of UITP, with her mandate renewed by 100 percent support of all voting members.

Cities Today