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  • Los Angeles mayor says 2028 Olympic games will be car-free

    08/10/2024 5:28:15 PM PDT · by ChicagoConservative27 · 77 replies
    The Hill ^ | 08/10/2024 | LAUREN IRWIN
    Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said her city is working to make the Summer Olympic games car-free when they’re held in her city in 2028. “We’re already working to create jobs by expanding our public transportation system in order for us to have a no-car Games,” she said in a Saturday release. “And that’s a feat for Los Angeles, as we’ve always been in love with our cars. We’re working to ensure that we can build a greener Los Angeles.”
  • On “World Car-Free Day,” Let’s Be Guilt-Free for a Change

    09/21/2011 5:43:09 PM PDT · by WOBBLY BOB · 65 replies
    CEI ^ | 9-21-11 | Christine Hall
    On Thursday, September 22, environmentalists want you to feel guilty about driving cars. In other words, it’s annual “World Car-Free Day.” Instead of celebrating the many ways that the automobile has liberated and improved the lives of ordinary people, environmentalists want to suggest that rejecting the car for a day is somehow virtuous. The governor of Massachusetts is going even further by advocating a car-free week – notwithstanding the governor’s real-world choice to drive around in an SUV this week.
  • World Car-Free Day: Not a Day to Celebrate

    09/22/2005 10:32:34 AM PDT · by logician2u · 34 replies · 612+ views
    Competitive Enterprise Institute ^ | September 22, 2005 | Jody Clarke
    If You Think Life Without Cars Is Easy, Remember the Big Easy News Release by Jody Clarke September 22, 2005 Washington, DC, September 22, 2005 -- Organizers of today's 'World Car-Free Day' are promoting supposedly more sustainable transportation systems. But according to the Competitive Enterprise Institute, lack of access to cars can be deadly -- as demonstrated by the experience of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina, where cars, rather than mass transit, were the key to evacuating hundreds of thousands of people. "It was a lack of access to cars that led tens of thousands of people to remain in...