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Before the automobile, urban streets were primarily designed to be traversed on foot and towns were built around the needs of pedestrians. This produced a rich urban tapestry that had a profound influence on the emergence of the urban metropolis and helped form the intellectual, economic and cultural dynamics underpinning

In 2007, The Swedish Road Administration published a report assessing the full health impact of road transport on one of Europe’s least polluted countries using a methodology that brought together a broad range of data. Its findings were clear: motor vehicles were bad for peoples’ health, and for a variety