I put in about 5-8 hours into Cities: Skylines before I got distracted by something else and put it aside. Enough time to put in a pretty great small town bus system. Cities: Skylines has great transportation options, much better than Sim City, but it still has a few things it needs to add if one wanted to build modern cities using modern urbanist thinking (eg. Copenhagen).<p>I noticed when I was playing that you could build pedestrian paths, but it seemed like they were in the context of a park path, not a pedestrian only commercial district. From some Googling it seems that this is the case, that you can&#x27;t really build for example a downtown commercial core that would be pedestrian only.<p>The bus system in Skylines is great, and I didn&#x27;t play long enough to experiment with subways, but I noticed that there didn&#x27;t seem to be streetcars. I&#x27;ve been to a lot of cities that mix pedestrian streets and street cars and it works very well. That&#x27;s something I&#x27;d really like to see in the game.<p>I&#x27;m glad to see they are adding bike lanes. They&#x27;re an essential part of the transportation system.<p>Even though I&#x27;m complaining about it, I do want to underline that Cities: Skylines is a great game and a big step forward for SimCity type games. I&#x27;m really glad Paradox is continuing to improve the game.