The War on Cars is a podcast about car culture, mobility and the future of cities. We bring you news, commentary and stories about the worldwide battle to undo a century's worth of damage wrought by the automobile. The War on Cars is waged by three leading voices of the livable streets movement, Doug Gordon, Sarah Goodyear and Aaron Naparstek. Liberate your city. Enlist today in The War on Cars.
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After 16 years of slogging its way through municipal, state and federal government and every imaginable form of public process, congestion pricing is finally on its way to New York City. If all goes as planned, then anyone who wants to cram a car or ... more
While working on Episode 110, Back to School with the Bike Bus, we spoke with Sam Balto, a phys ed teacher in Portland, Oregon, who goes by @CoachBalto and who's become one of the most visible advocates in the global movement for active transportati... more
If you’ve never heard of a bike bus—or a bicibús, as it’s known in the Catalonian capital of Barcelona—it’s a beautifully simple idea. Kids and parents ride their bikes to school along a pre-planned route, picking up classmates along the way, just th... more
Fantastic hosts and super important subject, great for listening on long bike rides
Caller "Albert," stop excusing bad before. If someone is "untrained" behind the wheel, they need to go back and get MORE training, period.
There really are episodes for anyone who wonders if surely there can be a better way of everyone getting where they need to go without ruining so much of life in the process. Some recent favourites were the insightful more
Thank you for enlightening me with each and every episode. I attempt to bike to/fro work 365 days in rural Alberta, Canada. It’s been a challenge and not what you think. The weather has been absolutely beautiful year round. Carcentric thinking is the problem. I’m attempting to get town council to install bike racks around town……. Your episodes cheer me on. Thank you.
Thanks for all your important (and entertaining) work. 🚴🚉🚏
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