On December 3rd, I was invited by Hunter College and Sam Schwartz to present an evening of Streetfilms showing off some of the newest and boldest street designs in Paris, London, Montreal and Stockholm. So that means wonderful things we’ve been covering for years like school streets, daylighting, low traffic neighborhoods (LTN) and pedestrianized business areas.

Wherever you go in the world you can’t go wrong with making crowded business streets safer and more friendly to pedestrians. Here are five Streetfilms showing the different ways you can achieve that whether 24-7-365, seasonal installations, time limitations or just making designing for local traffic only!

The Kia Oval is a famous large cricket stadium in London that seats 27,500! And now about half of the perimeter of space surrounding the stadium are two schools streets at Henry Fawcett Primary School and St. Mark's C of E Primary School.

Streetfilms in London was there when the news broke that latest counts show there are now MORE bikes than cars in the City of London! Yes, that is a relatively small section of the entire city, but it is significant. Everywhere you go in London you see people on bikes, and every visit I return I can't believe how many more bike riders there are.