Every city had one. The street that worked for all the residents of the street. You go for errands and get home in 40 minutes with everything you need for the week and you never once got in a car. Then something changed. Not all at once but over decades, and mostly without anyone asking the people who lived here what they thought about it. What happened to Las Tunas Drive in this story has a name: post-war exclusionary zoning. What street do you know of like this? https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2026-5-7-the-street-that-forgot-what-it-was-for?_hsmi=417796779