The article emphasizes the need for an effective public bus system, likening it to sidewalks that are always accessible and intuitive to use. It argues that in many American cities, buses are undervalued and seen merely as a 'last-resort' option. For buses to truly integrate with urban life, they must be frequent, convenient, safe, and reliable, creating a seamless transition for users. Moreover, dedicated bus lanes are crucial to support these principles and encourage high-efficiency transportation alternatives.
Sidewalks don't require instructions. They're intuitive. Step on, move forward.
If a bus system is going to function as a seamless extension of the sidewalk, it has to operate on the same principles.
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