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9/29/2008 Beijing, China-- After clamping
down on cars and the pollution that comes with them for the Olympics,
China last week tried to keep the spirit alive with its second national
Car Free Day.
As part of International Car Free Day, cities across the country restricted private vehicles in designated areas from 07:00 to 19:00 on Monday 22 September, and all drivers were encouraged to leave their cars at home.
Many drivers did just that, but many didn't. While "Car Free" roads saw a sharp reduction in traffic, other routes appeared normal.
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As part of International Car Free Day, cities across the country restricted private vehicles in designated areas from 07:00 to 19:00 on Monday 22 September, and all drivers were encouraged to leave their cars at home.
Many drivers did just that, but many didn't. While "Car Free" roads saw a sharp reduction in traffic, other routes appeared normal.
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