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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<title> Just Another North American City - How we can reclaim our cities from our cars, back to our people </title>
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<h1class=big> Just Another North American City </h1>
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<h2class=big> How we can reclaim our cities from our cars, back to our people </h2>
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<pclass=big><!-- About this blog -->
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Hello dear user of the internet, I present to you: A bunch of words on a screen!
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This blog is about a stupid figment of my imagination, a medium sized city of around 700K, which I call Janac. <br>
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Janac is a declining city full of car-oriented urban sprawl, with large congested highways inefficiently connecting suburbs to downtown, and public transportation basically nonexistent. <br>
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So, Janac summarizes most cities in the United States and Canada. Janac is Just Another North American City. <br>
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Or is it? <br>
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In this blog, I’m going to “fix” Janac with realistic, existing methods, while exploring public transportation and urban planning concepts, like efficient transit networks or walkability, and connect my concepts and ideas to cities that… actually exist. This blog will also explore both feasible and infeasible solutions, how politics and people can, have, and will, play into all of this, and see how we can reclaim our cities from the cars, back to the people.
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Welcome to Just Another North American City.
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<h1> Navigation </h1>
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<li> HOMEPAGE </li>
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<li><i> FutureExpansion </i>
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<h1> Blog Updates </h1>
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<h2> x/xx/xx </h2>
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<p>Janac has launched! First post coming... sometime? <br>
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The graphics and designs on this blog are imcomplete, future revamps on the home page are planned - New logo, maps, <br> I apologise for the mediocre appearence as I attempt to learn how to git gud - CSS is HARD! <br>
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Thank you for visiting my website and checking out my work, and I hope you enjoy my future content! As some of you may know it, welcome to The Providence Planner 2.0...
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