For some context: The Oslo city center is almost entirely car-free after eliminating parking spots and banning cars on certain streets. The Norwegian capital f

For some context: The Oslo city center is almost entirely car-free after eliminating parking spots and banning cars on certain streets. The Norwegian capital finished at the beginning of this year, removing the last of approximately 750 street-side parking spots within the city center and replacing them with bike lanes, benches, greenery and parks. With nowhere to park in the city center, there are essentially no cars in downtown Oslo. A few exceptions are made for delivery vehicles during specific hours, spaces for EVs to charge, people with disabilities, and of course emergency vehicles. Parking garages outside the center are available to the public, with 9,000 available spaces, and drivers are diverted via traffic restrictions to use ring roads to bypass the city. Oslo Is (Almost) Car-Free — And Likes It That Way (March 2019): https://cleantechnica.com/2019/03/05/oslo-is-almost-car-free-and-likes-it-that-way/ https://cleantechnica.com/2019/03/05/oslo-is-almost-car-free...