Street Fight: The Politics of Mobility in San Francisco

The book explores the livability movement in the U.S. as cities confront severe traffic and pollution issues by transforming urban spaces into denser, more walkable environments. Focusing on San Francisco, it highlights the ideological battles surrounding transportation choices and urban planning, illustrating how these conflicts shape the future of city living. Through this case study, it delves into the broader implications of reducing car dependency and the political dynamics at play in reimagining urban landscapes.