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It is a titanic project – indeed a revolution – that Laval (Mayenne) is about to launch: rebuild the main square in its city center and drive away the cars, to go from 41% of the space left to pedestrians to more than 81%, according to City Hall. Ce nouvel agencement a provoqué un tollé au sein d’une partie de la population, mais le maire de Laval, Florian Bercault (divers gauche), en est convaincu: “Notre objectif, c’est de craquer le système, assumes-t- they. We know where we are starting from, we know where we want to go, we just have to provide the means to get there. “