I want to have friends come visit me in the carfree area. Can they come by car?
Sure! They can park in the lot or garage at the edge of the carfree area and walk to your house. Better yet, they can arrive by public transit, because carfree areas are always located along major transit routes connecting it with the adjoining metropolitan area. 5. I don’t like to ride a bicycle or walk. How will I get around in the carfree area? Walking is the fundamental mode of transportation within the a carfree area. The experience of walking is much more pleasant than in normal cities because the distances you need to go are generally shorter and the environment is free of the noise, exhaust, and hazards of motor vehicles. Public transit provides fast, frequent service for longer distances within and outside the carfree area. The type of transit depends on the system already in place where the carfree district is created. It might be a subway, light rail, bus or other system. Public transit in carfree areas is always clean, efficient, and reliable. 6. How will I get my groceries
