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22-08-2007, 10:20
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Beijing's car solution
Anyone see that article yesterday about Beijing banning odd/even numbered cars on alternate days? They reckon an extra 30% used public transport over four days.
Imagine that happening here? There'd be chaos! |
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22-08-2007, 10:22
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Within about a month people would have simply ensured they owned both even and odd reg plated cars
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22-08-2007, 13:24
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22-08-2007, 20:27
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23-08-2007, 00:20
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Paris tried this for a while. It didn't work in the long term as it was too difficult to enforce.
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23-08-2007, 10:51
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I couldn't see the DART coping too well with an extra 30% commuting to work every day.
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