US EditionWhy Eco Delta City Doesn’t Feel Like a City—Yet
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Why Eco Delta City Doesn’t Feel Like a City—Yet
Busan, South Korea — This September, a pair of limited-route buses will begin serving Eco Delta City, a newly built urban development on the western edge of Busan. Promoted as the first case in a national initiative to support transit in new towns, the plan is being welcomed by city officials as a timely solution to the area’s transportation woes.But for residents already living in the neighbourhood, where apartment blocks have risen faster than…
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