The End of Automobile Dependence: How Cities are Moving Beyond Car-Based Planning
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The End of Automobile Dependence: How Cities are Moving Beyond Car-Based Planning

by Peter Newman, Jeffrey Kenworthy

Transportation Urban Planning Sustainability
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Peter Newman and Jeffrey Kenworthy examine how cities are moving beyond car-based planning. This book considers changing approaches to transportation and urban development, offering a broad look at the challenges and possibilities involved in reducing dependence on automobiles.

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The End of Automobile Dependence examines the relationship between cities and car-based planning.

Peter Newman and Jeffrey Kenworthy consider how urban areas are moving beyond dependence on automobiles.

The book focuses on changing approaches to transportation, city design, and planning.

It offers a broad perspective on the transition away from automobile-centered urban development.

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