
The War on Cars brings you news, commentary and stories about the worldwide battle to undo a century's worth of damage wrought by the automobile.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 241 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsSociety & CultureNews Commentary | |||

Antonio Reynoso, Claire Valdez, and Julie Won are all running in the June 23 Democratic primary for New York's 7th congressional district. That's the seat that opened up when veteran Democratic politician Nydia Velazquez announced she was retiring. I... more
Just as it is with road safety, so much of how Americans talk about health pushes the responsibility for eating right and exercising onto the individual, ignoring the many structural barriers that prevent people from making "good" choices. Through he... more
Streets can be more than places to move and store cars—they can be places for children to grow and thrive. Alice Ferguson and Tim Gill are the UK-based authors of a new paper called "Streets for Play, Streets for Freedom: How a 'child lens' would tra... more
We talk with a guest who knows firsthand just how destructive cars can be. Dr. Rex Tai is a physician who works in long-term care. Many of his patients are the victims of traffic violence. His experience providing care for these people has been part ... more
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Kind of a mixed bag as a podcast. Some of the interviews they've done have been really insightful and educational, often the ones that are more sociological or historical in nature. Hearing about political activism around the world is interesting. But too often they focus on New York City politics without really motivating why the things at NYC might have relevance/interest elsewhere, and just kind of take it for granted that people would care about NYC and I'm afraid I just don't. (Sorry. I've ... more
I listen to this all day at work, instead of my music!
I’m joining the war on cars. Too many innocents have been lost for the profit margins of the automotive industry.
Why am I surprised to learn we were manipulated by corporate America to depend on cars.
These people do not live in reality.
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A thoughtful exploration of urban mobility, transportation policy, and the societal costs of car-dominated cities. Episodes typically feature researchers, urbanists, journalists, and city planners discussing survey results, case studies, and policy levers that could expand transit, walking, and bike-friendly infrastructure. The show often blends rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling, using guest expertise to unpack complex issues like car dependence, livable streets, and equity in urban design. Noteworthy are the recurring guests from academia and city planning, plus a clear, advocacy-driven stance that emphasizes public transit, pedestrian-friendly spaces, and climate-conscious urban reform. This mix makes it a strong fit for list... more
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Recent guests on The War on Cars include:
1. Casey Johnston
2. Alice Ferguson
3. Tim Gill
4. Dr. Rex Tai
5. Tony Kushner
6. Nicole Corcoran
7. Deborah Salon
8. Hue-Tam Jamme
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