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A conversation
Should cities restrict private cars?
FOR
Less traffic and cleaner streets.
AGAINST
Restrictions can hurt people who need cars.
Discussion summary
UpdatedThe discussion is moving from a simple traffic argument toward questions of access, public transport and who bears the cost of restrictions.
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