Car-free cities might be catching on.

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By Katie HerzogSep 23, 2016, 2:10 pm132 pts
This week, cities mark World Car-Free Day, an annual event to promote biking, walking, mass transit, and other ways to get around sans motor vehicles (Solowheel, anyone?). Technically, World Car-Free Day was Thursday, September 22, but participating cities are taking the “eh, close enough” approach to get…

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