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Improving cycle infrastructure and public transport has little impact on car use, new review finds

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Improving cycle infrastructure and public transport has little impact on car use, new review finds

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Fuck Cars@lemmy.worldEnglish · 3 days ago

These non-coercive measures need to be combined with measures such as higher driving costs or reduced car access to have an effect

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Hah, or seen enough weather. Even 40kph winds can be enough to make me think twice.
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  Or enough rain and snow that you can’t see more than a meter ahead.
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    Ski goggles exist.

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