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Cleveland is Ohio's second‐largest city, located at the crossroads of the Great Lakes on the south shore of Lake Erie. Cleveland has left an indelible mark on the automobile's history. In addition to car manufacturers, Cleveland was home to a myriad of companies specializing in the production of car parts. Harvey Firestone, the founder of the eponymous tire company, had close ties with Cleveland. Cleveland has been making significant strides toward becoming a 15‐minute city, where residents can access their basic needs within a short walk, bike ride, or transit trip. Transportation Demand Management (TDM) legislation has been introduced to support transit‐oriented development. The proposed legislation swaps mandatory off‐street parking requirements with a requirement for projects to develop a TDM plan.
Cleveland is Ohio's second‐largest city, located at the crossroads of the Great Lakes on the south shore of Lake Erie. Cleveland has left an indelible mark on the automobile's history. In addition to car manufacturers, Cleveland was home to a myriad of companies specializing in the production of car parts. Harvey Firestone, the founder of the eponymous tire company, had close ties with Cleveland. Cleveland has been making significant strides toward becoming a 15‐minute city, where residents can access their basic needs within a short walk, bike ride, or transit trip. Transportation Demand Management (TDM) legislation has been introduced to support transit‐oriented development. The proposed legislation swaps mandatory off‐street parking requirements with a requirement for projects to develop a TDM plan.
Cleveland and the Car Industry
Moreno, Carlos (Autor:in)
The 15‐Minute City ; 169-177
07.05.2024
9 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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