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In midst of transit strikes in France, carpooling surges

by John Laurenson
Jan 6, 2020
As the transit strike continues in France, residents are turning to alternative transportation arrangements.
The Arc de Triomphe along the Avenue des Champs-Elysees in Paris.
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Mexico City tells residents to park it

by Kimberly Adams
Apr 19, 2016
After a pollution emergency, Mexico's capital city is taking drastic measures.
View of Mexico City blanketed by smog on March 18, 2016. Mexican officials lifted a four-day air pollution alert last month in the nation's densely-populated capital after ozone levels dropped, according to them, to acceptable levels. 
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Driving is losing its appeal

by Molly Wood
Jan 22, 2016
A new study shows fewer Americans are getting drivers' licenses.
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In Atlanta, some say new toll lanes benefit wealthier drivers

by Jim Burress
Sep 23, 2013
As cities move from carpool lanes to toll lanes to ease highway congestion, one Atlanta group points to the uneven benefits of the plan.
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