Why Social Interaction Should Influence City Planning, With Dr. Patricia Tice
When cities are designed around cars, people become afterthoughts. Dr. Patricia Tice wants to flip that script. In this episode of The Bottom-Up Revolution, she brings nearly 30 years of experience in transportation engineering to a simple but powerful idea: human connection should shape how we build our communities. From dopamine to driveways, she explains how our streets can foster empathy, attention, and real social life—if we design them to. This isn’t just about roads. It’s about how we live together. Join Tiffany Owens Reed with Strong Towns for a full conversation with Dr. Tice.
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