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Clearly you did not read the article, as it revolves around the ways many cities have reduced car traffic by offering alternatives. Cars will not be removed, b

Clearly you did not read the article, as it revolves around the ways many cities have reduced car traffic by offering alternatives. Cars will not be removed, but they should not be the primary transportation mechanism by which we design our cities going forward.

Manuel_D 4y ago
My point exactly: the term "car free city" is click bait. "Car free cities" are not even remotely car free, I'm glad you agree. Also how do you conclude that I didn't read the article when I refer to Barcelona's super block system, and reference it's mention in the article? Do a better job reading comments.
- JCharante 4y ago
  Well if that's your standard then "serverless" isn't really "server less" but we still call it that.
  - Manuel_D 4y ago
    Severless refers to the fact that someone else is provisioning the server. By that standard, my friend that never uses public transit or bicycles, and Ubers everywhere is "car-free".
  - blep_ 4y ago
    In fairness, a lot of us have been grumbling about that word since it caught on.
- throwbadubadu 4y ago
  No not your point.. that point was already made in the article, noone is saying here (and no reasonable person would think?!?) that car-free means 100% car free, you are overly nit picking at a term for unknown reason.