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The vibrant colors of the 1950s footage bring a sense of modernity and optimism, despite the realization that color film does not equate to technological superiority. The advancements in cars are evident, and urban centers are starting to sport modern architecture.
In the 1960s, the integration of traffic lights and traffic rules begins to modernize travel patterns. Here, we also see a burgeoning skyline adorned with skyscrapers outside of New York City. The subsequent decades lead society into the 1970s, where artificial lighting starts to spread, further enhancing the urban experience.