What lesson from another city do you wish your city would adopt and start doing?

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My city, Birmingham, is in a tremendous position to benefit from its own, existing, street grid system. The region benefits from the densely populated corridors that have developed throughout the region's valleys.

Ideally, Birmingham would have a rail system, I think, like its northern twin, Pittsburgh. There is density in certain corridors, but the multitude of local governments make it impossible for the region to consider the region's transportation system holistically.