Transportation
A Pedestrian Battle Cry, in Comic Form
In India’s most lethal city for traffic-related deaths, an urban designer/artist is fighting for walkability and safety.
Colonial rule in India ended in 1947, but one man’s grip over the lives of the nation’s residents lingers, at least in Delhi. Edwardian architect Edwin Lutyens planned the imperial capital of the British empire with wide avenues, roundabouts, and zones for sprawling bungalows. The modern result: India’s more car-intensive city.