Cities: Skylines II Strategy & Tactics: Pedestrian Overpasses

What is the best form of transportation in Cities: Skylines II? Anything but cars honestly, but in order to encourage your Cims to use non-car modes of transport, you need to encourage them to walk, rather than drive, around your city. Today we discuss ways to help facilitate and encourage your pedestrians while keeping disruption to your car traffic to a minimum.

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[justincarley]

They need to incorporate the first two path tiles to staircases to make shorter distance paths.

[Pinstar]

I'm going to be doing quick tips videos to start. Once some patches come out to apply some polish, I'll dive into a full city series like I did for CS1.

[ryaneastwood]

30 hours in, had no idea there was a pedestrian tool...

[theobaldus]

From what I read, it's going to need quite some improvements before it's enjoyable

[joaocosta]

I have a question, if pedestrians will cross the road sometimes, wouldnt be better to just keep the service road to improve services coverage, as ambulances or firetrucks. Because with the upkeep and footprint of such a road would be better to just have the pathway bettween the building. Never the less, thanks a lot for your videos, that was an idea that I wanted to try, and now thanks to you I know how I will make it work
Please more videos xoxo <3

[thaloh]

They need to incorporate a sort of stair ramp like they do in Vegas so pedestrians can get up there. It gets aggravating using so many tiles for one big ramp

[Richardson]

he is right. it is criminal they have that in landscaping

[BoGCz]

Underground pedestrian -6.25 is a better choice for zoning

[AungOakkar-vl]

I've seen collision with people and a bus in front of my Bus Station.

[joenathanz]

I would like to build an underground 😂