Forum #carfree
▻http://carfree.fr/index.php/2019/01/29/forum-carfree
Le Forum Carfree ouvre ses portes ! Beaucoup l’attendaient, un militant parisien dénommé Clutch l’a fait. Ce forum vient (nous l’espérons) combler un manque : les militant-e-s francophones pour des villes sans Lire la suite...
#Alternatives_à_la_voiture #Fin_de_l'automobile #Gestion #Ressources #Vie_sans_voiture #actions #mobilisation #Ville_sans_voitures
Sur le sujet de ne pas posséder de voiture : apprendre aux enfants à utiliser les transports en commun.
If all your kids see every day is the Napa leather of your Volvo’s interior, don’t be surprised when they have trouble parsing the behaviour of people who don’t own luxury rocket ships. Empathy and situational awareness are at the opposite end of the spectrum of human understanding from the self-involvement that can come from living in homogenous environments.
▻http://5kids1condo.com/access-the-good-life-dont-own-it
Calcul du coût d’avoir une voiture en milieu urbain #car #carfree
London’s Congestion Pricing Plan Is Saving Lives | WIRED
▻http://www.wired.com/2015/03/londons-congestion-pricing-plan-saving-lives
In the 12 years since London started charging people to drive downtown, traffic and pollution has fallen sharply. No surprise there. What is surprising though, is accidents have declined sharply as well. In other words, congestion pricing saves money—and, more importantly, lives.
A study by three economists at the University of Lancaster found traffic collisions have fallen 40 percent since between 2000 and 2010. That drop is an unintended but welcome benefit of a program that has reduced traffic, curbed emissions and raised more than $300 million every year to improve mass transit.