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Our cities are choked by cars – here’s how experts would fix them
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Turning parking bays into green spaces and prioritising cyclists may be the fastest routes to improving urban life Clean air, safer streets and a stable climate are among the reasons doctors and environmental experts want fewer cars clogging our roads. Reduced dependence on fuel – especially when prices are high and most countries rely on imports – is another.Yet while some cities with world-class public transport are debating how to tackle the stubborn minority of journeys still made by car, others – particularly in the US – have become so dependent on driving that opting out is almost impossible. Continue reading...
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