That’s the question I asked earlier today at Twitter. You answered a combination of new tech, like broadband and the internet; high-speed rail; and greater concentration, density, and walkability. Here with a sampling of responses from the twitterverse. I’ll add more as they come in:
carlos9900: the equivalent of the highways today are the broadband internet, public transportation, electric & energy system
jamesschwartz: We can learn a lot from China (I’m in China now). High speed electric trains and segregated cycle tracks
civicanalytics: Career pathway system with portable accounts for workers.
KilovDanilov: Internet Infrastructure such as increased FiberOptic networks and more communication/GPS satellite
garrygolden: Reset? Vision of Connected Cars… Driver situational awareness and ‘grow with flow’ can address many mobility issues t
jamesschwartz: Bike infrastructure and electric trains!
JaceDeloney: Walkable Cities are the 21st Century Interstate Highway System. In a Post-Peak Oil world, urban concentration = innovation.
RobWebster: First reset – subways, second reset – highways, third reset – high speed rail.
jspad: @Richard_Florida The 21st century highway system is the internet; need open high speed access everywhere.
ccatalini: @Richard_Florida google…
jimmyrocks: What is the equivalent of the interstate highway system for today’s Reset? (via @Richard_Florida) I hope it involves bicycles & trains!
wendy_waters: @Richard_Florida interstate equiv for today’s reset: anything that makes urban density liveable: parks, bike paths; variety of dense housing
1bobcohn: Broadband.
sdbeck: @Richard_Florida The answer is: the Internet is today’s interstate hwy sys.
BlandaNace: High Speed Wi-Fi and 4G cell networks.
backtothecity: @Richard_Florida a national broadband system?
