Air pollution fell substantially as Paris restricted car traffic
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Air pollution fell substantially as Paris restricted car traffic
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#4Barely even mentions the noise. Cities aren't loud but cars are. Paris 2025 vs 1995 soundscapes very different.
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#6How much less cars are on the road today vs then?
The charts and title make it look like there's no cars in Paris anymore. That's not the case, at all.
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#7I wonder if something less all / none might have nearly the same effects with far less drawbacks otherwise.
E.G. What if only emissions testing certified low emission vehicles were allowed? What if only electric? How about requiring quiet utility trucks for garbage / freight / etc?
For cities that large / dense, adding in Caves of Steel like people-mover belts might be a great alternative too.
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#8Barely even mentions the noise. Cities aren't loud but cars are. Paris 2025 vs 1995 soundscapes very different.
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#9Those are some really awesome changes. If only we could get more of that for cities in the US.
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#10"Ban all the cars" does have noticeable effects. I wonder if something less all / none might have nearly the same effects with far less drawbacks otherwise. E.G. What if only emissions testing certified low emission vehicles were allowed? What if only electric? How about requiring quiet utility trucks for garbage / freight / etc? For cities that large / dense, adding in Caves of Steel like people-mover belts might be…