Opinion | I've Seen a Future Without Cars, and It's Amazing - The New York Times - 0 views
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Rather than stumble back into car dependency, cities can begin to undo their worst mistake: giving up so much of their land to the automobile.
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There is little evidence that public transit is responsible for the spread of the coronavirus in New York or elsewhere; some cities with heavily used transit systems, including Hong Kong, were able to avoid terrible tolls from the virus.
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rian paths for people to avoid intense overcrowding — transit might be no less safe than cars, in terms of the risk of the spread of disease. In all other measures of safety, transit is far safer than cars.
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