• This video compares the infrastructure of car-centered cities in the United States to pedestrian and bike-friendly cities like those in the Netherlands. 
• Students will learn about urban planning, urban sprawl, public transportation, and some of the factors and regulations that go into a city's design. 

Positives

• It shows footage from different cities around the world to help illustrate its points.
• It challenges the viewer to think about the design and the intention of the infrastructure for where they live.

Additional Prerequisites

• There is an ad before the video.
• The content of the video ends at 16:28. The remaining time is an ad and credits.

Differentiation

• Students can use information from the video to write letters to their local representatives to advocate for more bike lanes and pedestrian paths in their communities.
• The video is sectioned into chapters listed in the description.
• The description links to the references and related readings for students who want more context and data.
• Other resources related to these topics include Build Your Own Equitable City, Why I'm Living Without a Car, and What Makes Walkable Cities?

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