Mobility inequality
This space is full of life — pedestrians, bicycles, and heavy vehicles all moving side by side, connecting different parts of the city. But beneath this vibrant mix lies a lack of structure; what looks dynamic at first glance is, in reality, a system held together by necessity rather than design.
There is no clear street hierarchy, bringing fast and heavy traffic dangerously close to everyday life, where children play, and informal trade happens. With everyone sharing the same space, constant competition leads to conflict, safety risks, environmental pressure and inefficiency.
The absence of a unified public transport system reveals a deeper issue: mobility here is fragmented, informal, and unequal.
