1) Traffic engineers often design streets primarily for the movement of vehicles, prioritizing elements like traffic flow and safety. This squeezes out space for other uses like walking and cycling. 2) Designing streets primarily for vehicles can have negative health impacts by discouraging physical activity and contributing to sedentary lifestyles. 3) Successful street design considers streets as places for exchange and activity rather than just links for movement. It prioritizes pedestrians, cyclists and public transport over private vehicles.