Every morning, Almaty wakes to the dull hum of traffic jams. The air — thick, dusty and heavy — seems to warn: too many cars, too little city.
In recent years, Kazakhstan’s largest metropolis has increasingly resembled Los Angeles, a city where not having a car can feel like being cut off from society. But can Almaty choose a different path, a more European one, where urban life is measured not by traffic jams, but by livability?
Kursiv LifeStyle spoke with three experts who view transportation not just as a means of getting from point A to point B, but...