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  1. A careless transit space for cars or a 15-minute city?

    * It is the holiday season in Bellingen. Motorists idle in the streets or are stuck in traffic after long commutes. The landscape is reduced to a careless transit space which one wants to fly along as fast as possible. Fast food packaging is piling up along the roads. Squashed birds and furry pancakes line the runways. The drive-through town offers the essentials for life: petrol, meat and plonk. The peri-urban areas are populated by recreational petrolheads revving 24/7, mostly unregistered and uninsured.

    * "Carlos Moreno makes the case for the "15-minute city," where inhabitants have access to all the services they need to live, learn and thrive within their immediate vicinity -- and shares ideas for making urban areas adapt to humans, not the other way around." >>
    youtube.com/watch?v=TQ2f4sJVXAI
    #MobilityDesign #Bellingen #cars #FossilFuels #NonPlaces #TransitSpaces #petrolheads #walkability #FootTraffic #landscape #ecology #15MinCity #proximity #access #QualityOfLife

  2. A drive-through town for speeding road trains

    Elsewhere large road trains are also racing through the middle of the small town's main street. It might not be 800 heavy haulage trucks rolling through, but the main street life is suffering.

    "We're talking about loads that are going through the centre of town and nearly touching parked cars on either side of the road…Often we might have to halt a conversation with a customer because a truck is going past and they're really noisy, or we see a truck slam on the brakes as they come up to the crosswalk.It's an issue with noise, it's an issue with crossing the road." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-10-02/pin
    #pedestrians #safety #trucks #Bellingen #pollution #noise #MobilityDesign #speed #climate #machines #FossilFuels #HumanScale

  3. Any serious injury on shared paths is concerning...
    84-year-old pedestrian struck by an e-bike being ridden by two teenage boys on a shared path.

    "Margaret Throsby is recovering in hospital after she was hit by an e-bike on a shared path. She suffered a head injury and broken hip after being hit by an e-bike." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-29/mar

    Pedestrians have lost the footpath for walking after the market decided to fill it up with massive fat motor/bikes steered by juveniles.
    #pedestrians #walking #SharedPathway #walkability #NSW #FootTraffic #MotorisedVehicles #MassiveFatBikes #harm #parenting #supervision #MobilityDesign #motorists #regulation

  4. Big Killer Cars
    As our car sizes grow, new evidence points to pedestrian risk

    "A US study of crash data found that for every 10cm increase in front-end height, the risk of pedestrian death increased by 22 per cent, with women, children and seniors more at risk than other people."

    "Like the US, the number of pedestrian deaths in Australia has risen in the past five years (after years of trending down), while the fatality rate for passengers inside a vehicle has roughly stabilised."

    “If the point of the crush is to the upper part of the pedestrian’s body, and also if the pedestrian doesn’t end up on the bonnet and instead ends up on the ground hitting their head on the concrete, those are elements that can increase the likelihood of fatality."

    “These are otherwise survivable crashes that are turning fatal as a result of vehicle design...The big cars have the momentum, and without any change in policy, the momentum is not going to go away."

    “Right now, there is no disincentive to go and buy big.” >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-18/big
    #cars #pedestrians #crashes #MobilityDesign #regulation #motorists #SUVs #sedans #hatchbacks #americanisation #RoadTrauma #RoadFatalities #women #children

  5. Rural road deaths increasing

    "A new report has identified an increasing number of fatal crashes on rural and regional roads".

    "An analysis by the Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF) found 906 people died on roads outside the capital cities in 2025, a 10.5 per cent increase on 2024. The ARSF understands this to be the highest number of regional fatalities since 2020."

    "Deaths on rural, regional and remote roads made up nearly 70 per cent of the national road toll in 2025, despite only about 25 per cent of the population living in those locations." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-09-05/exp
    #car #crashes #MobilityDesign #roads #speed #motorists #trauma #RegionalDrivers #carnage #sprawl
    Image: (Supplied: Police Media, via ABCNews)

  6. Twenty is plenty: get used to it.
    Council to impose a 20mph speed limit on all roads.

    No it is not happening in Bellingen. All that sustainability and livability stuff is happening elsewhere...

    "This ode to the motorcar has gradually been dismantled over the past couple of decades, with the removal of roads turning the city centre into a far more pedestrian-friendly environment...The imposition of a 20mph zone throughout the city seals the deal. No longer will the needs of cars dominate. Instead, walking, cycling and public transport will be the modes of choice, as car travel becomes slower and more of a hassle....This is an attempt to make life more difficult for motorists, in order to improve the situation for people not travelling in large metal boxes...That does and should involve a raft of measures. Parking spaces need to be removed, access to town centres limited to deliveries, congestion charges imposed."

    "In the global race to sustainability and livability, the leader is probably Copenhagen, where ambitions of having a 50% modal share of cycling for commuters may already have been achieved and there are ambitions to go further. Paris, however, is quickly catching up – and demonstrates that change can be rapid once momentum picks up. Since the election of Anne Hidalgo as mayor in 2014, the transformation has been astonishing. It has involved a raft of measures, building on the creation of Paris’s large bike hire scheme in 2007 and the pedestrianisation of the left bank of the Seine in 2013. There has been a comprehensive refocusing of the city’s roads in favour of cyclists and pedestrians, with more than 1,000km of cycle lanes, the removal of thousands of parking spaces, the closure of dozens of school streets and the creation of low-traffic neighbourhoods." >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/
    #cars #MobilityDesign #cyclists #pedestrians #pollution #climate

  7. The risks of normalising cycling in a car-dependent infrastructure
    Where is the safe cycling infrastructure?

    "Many Australians are interested in cycling but feel intimidated by riding in traffic. Others are uncertain about route planning, road rules or cycling infrastructure. In highly car-dependent places, cycling can feel unfamiliar, risky or at odds with car-related norms. Simply providing technology and infrastructure does not overcome this."

    "Australia’s investment in cycling infrastructure remains essential. We need safer bike lanes, secure parking and better integration with public transport."
    theconversation.com/people-are
    #MobilityDesign #cycling #CarDependency #motorists #CarMinds #risks #infrastructure #FossilFuel #transition #PublicInfrastructure #PrivateVehicles #PublicTrabsport

  8. “More than half of all road deaths are people who aren't even in a car – they are walking, cycling or riding a motorcycle. When roads are designed as if only car drivers matter, these people are left dangerously exposed,” said Dr Etienne Krug Director of the Department of Health Determinants, Promotion and Prevention at WHO. “We know what works – strong laws and enforcement, safe infrastructure and vehicles with particular attention to lowering speed and addressing impaired driving. This declaration means we must all go further and faster.”

    who.int/news/item/20-07-2026-r
    #MobilityDesign #mortality #pedestrians #motorists #cars #speed #RoadTrauma

  9. 🚗✨ Am 24. und 25. Juli zeigen Studierende der Hochschule Hof bei den Mobility Design Days 2026 in der MOTORWORLD München (ICONS HALL 1) ihre Projekte: Design und Mobilität (B.A.), Artificial Intelligence Aided Mobility Design (M.A.) und Textile Design (B.A.). Für den Master AMD ist es die Premiere mit studentischen Arbeiten in der Öffentlichkeit! 🎨🤖
    #dieforschendehochschulehof #hierwirdknallhartgeforscht #wisskomm #MobilityDesign #Design #Academia #munchen #Mobilität #Mobility #AI #KI

  10. Motorised bikes
    First they put e-bikes on the market, then it is a long wait for regulation of illegal high-powered 'motorbikes' on shared pathways and beaches.

    There has been "...alleged antisocial and criminal behaviour involving a group of youths riding e-bikes in the Moonee and North Sapphire Beach areas."

    "The claims echo concerns being raised in communities right across the state. For many locals, the issue isn’t just legality. It’s safety on shared pathways residents once felt confident using every day." >>
    coffscoast.newsofthearea.com.a
    #pedestrians #motorists #Ebike #safety #regulation #beaches #MooneeBeach #NorthSapphireBeach #Sawtell #CoffsHarbour #NSW #MotorVehicles #MobilityDesign #ActiveTansportInfrastructure
    #MidNorthCoast #SapphireBeach #NorthSapphireBeachPlayground #parenting #AntisocialBehaviour #DissocialBehaviours #crime

  11. Traffic jams? Consider underground tunnels to ease congestion on the hot roads

    Elon Musk "really profits from a kind of terra nullius environment, where there’s as few regulations as possible, and he can quickly move into a relatively empty space and dominate it,” Slobodian says. Just as he achieved that with SpaceX’s rockets and Starlink’s low Earth orbit satellites, so Musk doubtless saw the underground realm as territory for the taking."

    We urgently need an uncongested tunnel underneath Hyde St in car-dependent #Bellingen >>
    theguardian.com/technology/202
    #cars #congestion #traffic #cardependent #MobilityDesign #TerritoryforTheTaking #tunnels #climate #ExtremeHeat #EmptySpace #UndergroundRealm #TerraNullius #environment #deregulation

  12. Nudging drivers to share the roads with wildlife

    "Motorists are being urged to slow down and stay alert for wildlife as Transport for NSW launches its annual “Animals on Country Roads” safety campaign.

    "Between 2016 and 2025, 26 people were killed and more than 1,250 crashes resulted in injuries involving animals on country roads. Kangaroos were involved in the highest proportion of fatal crashes involving animals in NSW, accounting for 44 per cent of deaths over the past decade."

    “Driving on country roads means sharing the road with animals that can move quickly and unpredictably...Slow down, stay alert – especially at dawn and dusk – and take note of the animal warning signs. Also look out for animals near creeks and waterholes."

    "The campaign runs until 30 June, encouraging motorists to take extra care on country roads and be prepared for unexpected wildlife hazards, including reporting injured animals to WIRES on 1300 094 737." >>
    nambuccavalley.newsofthearea.c
    #cars #motorists #speeding #MobilityDesign #roads #HabitatFragmentation #wildlife #livestock #RoadKill #RoadTrauma
    Image: Young passenger's view of native wildlife on NSW road shoulder

  13. Crashes at Lavenders Bridge, North Bellingen

    * Just a short time ago two women were killed and another seriously injured after a motorist 'lost control' near the notorious Lavender Bridge and smashed into two cars parked at the riverside swimming spot. >>
    coffscoast.newsofthearea.com.a

    * Today there was another serious incident involving two e-bikes. An ambulance was seen at the crash zone. An injured person was seen lying on the ground. (The ambulance is visible on the Kombu Flood Camera at 2026-05-24 11.26 ) >>
    kombuwholefoods.com.au/floodca

    * The long road to a bike-friendly Australia >>
    mastodon.au/@Bellingen/1166263

    * In the design of the new 'Lavenders Bridge Replacement' bikes and foot traffic do not seem to be a feature. A lot of bitumen was smeared over the river banks to facilitate the convenience for cars (parking).

    Image: North Bellingen, Lavender Bridge Black Spot by design

    #MobilityDesign #LavendersBridge #cars #motorists #infrastructure #climate #ActiveTransport #footpaths #SharedStreet #cyclists #ProtectedBikeLanes #dehumanisation #sprawl #suburbia #traffic #aggression #RoadRage #RoadTrauma #CarDependency #FossilFuels #BellingenShire #accidents #crash #pedestrians

  14. The long road to a bike-friendly Australia
    and the dehumanisation of cyclists

    * "At the rate Australian cities are building cycling networks, a cohesive system is probably decades away. What’s taking so long?

    "NSW wants to double active transport trips in 20 years...But at the rate Australian cities are building cycling networks, a cohesive system is probably another 50 years away, experts speaking to The Fifth Estate warned. Progress is slow. (One bike bridge was recently installed in Melbourne after 37 years of lobbying and discussion.)"

    "A 2024 report by The Australia Institute points out that less than 1 per cent of federal road funding goes to active transport infrastructure."

    "Richter was one of 49 bike riders who died on Australian roads last year, up on the average of around 38 deaths per year between 2012-23. (Thousands more were hospitalised with serious injuries during that period.)." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-24/act

    * Dehumanization of cyclists predicts self-reported aggressive behaviour toward them: A pilot study >>
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    #MobilityDesign #cars #motorists #infrastructure #climate #ActiveTransport #footpaths #SharedStreet #cyclists #ProtectedBikeLanes #dehumanisation #sprawl #suburbia #traffic #aggression #RoadRage #RoadTrauma #CarDependency #FossilFuels #Australia

    IMAGE: Children on scooters on a 'normal' Bellingen bitumen streetscape lacking a footpath or a cycle path. Nothing is protecting the flesh and blood from metal and steel.

  15. Get a mayor

    It is said that Australia is currently experiencing a nationwide pothole crisis, driven by the combustion of fossil fuel. (Extreme weather, flooding, and aging infrastructure)

    Motorists (and other residents) could elect a mayor who actually acts on worn out roads as well as taking action to address issues of pressing public concerns.

    * Potholes everywhere: how climate change is trashing Australia’s roads >>
    theconversation.com/intense-ra

    * "Mamdani has also filled over 100,000 potholes. I’m no expert, but the data suggests that is a remarkable rate of hole-filling." >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    * Here’s a list of things Zohran Mamdani has done in just four months , First Dog on the Moon >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    Image: First Dog on the Moon, Guardian
    #councils #CivicLeadership #mayors #PublicConcerns #action #inequality #BellingenShire #climate #FossilFuels #MobilityDesign #housing

  16. The state of young Australians
    A crisis of social reproduction

    * “Many Australian children struggle with their mental health. Recent data shows around one in seven children (13.9%) aged 4–17 experiences a diagnosable mental illness.”

    “…We estimated that reducing factors such as parental psychological distress, hostile parenting and partner violence could potentially prevent up to 40% of severe and persistent mental health problems in young Australians.” >>
    theconversation.com/to-improve

    * Young Australians kept in the dark
    Australia’s social media ban preventing teenagers from accessing the news, research finds >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * Sydney mum reveals the huge cost of the school run (Young people's socialisation into (car) dependency)
    "She would easily spend $170 a week on petrol, and drives between 80km and 90km often six or seven days a week, depending on what’s on. In 2024, the average household should budget between $10,000 and $25,000 a year to own car." >>
    drive.com.au/caradvice/scool-r
    #SocialReproduction #StateRetreat #CareDeficit #MentalHealth #anxiety #children #parenting #carers #family #DomesticViolence #violence #suburbia #sprawl #cars #MobilityDesign #CarDependency #work #WageStagnation #inequality #housing #instability #DoubleBurden #financialisation #outsourcing #SocialMedia #MSM #independence #citizens

  17. Sprawl, cars and climate
    Transport set to be Australia’s top-emitting sector by 2030, private cars (SUVs) still dominate.

    “If you’re in suburbia or regional Australia and you’re trying to make a journey, often you’ll find public transport is just not a viable option and you have no choice but to drive."

    "Experts have pointed towards an Australian love for US-style SUVs as a contributing factor to the rising death toll on roads nationwide, which has climbed every year since the pandemic, with NSW the highest of any state." >>
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #sprawl #cars #SUVs #DeathToll #transport #climate #PublicTransport #NSW #MobilityDesign

  18. Biodiversity under the wheels

    Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and other wildlife are forced to dwell in fragmented spaces having to cross many roads to go about their life. Mobility design is primarily for combustion machines to fly along their supply chains. The mobility needs of the un-motorised is not taken care of with the existing infrastructure.

    "Tens of thousands of collisions with animals are recorded each year across Australia and the number appears to be rising. According to NRMA Insurance claims data, there was a 21% rise in animal collision claims from 2024-2025."

    "Many large animals, including kangaroos, are most active at dusk and night, often moving to feed along roadside vegetation. Insurance data shows collisions are concentrated on regional and rural roads, where higher speeds, limited lighting and greater exposure to wildlife increase risk." >>
    theconversation.com/crashes-in
    #biodiversity #wildlife #MobilityDesign #vehicles #roads #speed #RoadTrauma #kangaroos #wallabies #koalas #wombats #birds #crashes

  19. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  20. Make cycling ordinary again

    Cycling "in Australia, is still closely tied to being male, wearing a lot of Lycra, owning an expensive bike and costly cycling gear and riding really fast."

    "In places where cycling functions as everyday transport – such as large parts of Europe and Asia – people ride in work clothes, at relaxed speeds, on practical bikes."
    theconversation.com/you-dont-h
    #BicycleInfrastructure #CarCulture #OutdoorGym #Energy #uncertainty #FossilFuels #Australia #Paris #MobilityDesign

    Image: Drive the car to have a bicycle ride somewhere. It is 'sport' here. In many other places it belongs to active and fossil fuel free mobility integrated into everyday life. Bellingen recreational bike strapped to a car roof

  21. It is not a fuel crisis,
    it is a fossil fuel crisis!

    Oh dear, We forgot to transition our mobility system
    Go e-anything now without the matching active mobility infrastructure.

    This fuel crisis could last for a while. It’s time for a new approach to fuel use – end it. >>
    theconversation.com/this-fuel-

    #MobilityDesign #FossilFuels #CarDependency #oil #war #CarMinds #HabitFormation #idling #speeding #EnergyTransition #infrastructure #machinery #ActiveMobility #sprawl #walkability #bikepaths #EMobility #ClimateCrisis

  22. The fuel crisis and Australians’ love affair with petrol guzzling monster cars

    Now that the government is spruiking BIG car owners to "unload excess weight" and do their 'little bit' because of dwindling reserves, we are looking back on last year 's headlines to unravel how we got here.:

    " Australians are obsessed with SUVs and huge utes, but experts say they are making our roads deadlier
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * Big cars are increasing Australia’s emission and fuel bills – but what are the alternatives for families?
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * ‘You have unmet needs’: the psychology behind Australia’s love affair with big cars
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    * Road hogs: what is Australia’s love of big cars costing us all?
    theguardian.com/global/2025/ma

    * The cars eating Australia: should we be trying to reverse our attraction to SUVs and utes?
    theguardian.com/australia-news

    ** The Government launches $20 million fuel saving campaign: "Every little bit helps" Along with asking the public to consider using their car less, the ads promote tips to improve vehicle fuel efficiency, such as "driving smoothly" and "unloading excess weight". >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-04-11/gov

    Image: Australia loves huge SUVs and trucks. First Dog on the Moon
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

    #FossilFuel #fuel #petrol #cars #vehicles #SUVs #CarDependency #PetrolDependency #EnergySecurity #consumption #climate #pollution #RaodTrauma #BigCars #BigCarparks #FuelGuzzlers #FuelSaving #TaxPerks #NegativeExternalities #RoadFatalities #RoadDeaths #speed #pedestrians #MobilityDesign #governance #Australia #love #big #ExcessWeight #roads

  23. Suburban sprawl and public transport deserts

    "From the 1950s, sprawling low-density suburbs have been built on the assumption that households would own cars and that public transport was unnecessary."

    “It’s really too late to do much in the short term, because we’ve spent 70 years planning in the other direction...The hole has been dug.”

    “If we’re interested in equity and justice in our cities, then we need to be providing people, no matter where they live, with a good quality level of public transport access that allows them to get jobs, services and education that are available to people in inner-city areas." >>
    theguardian.com/australia-news
    #FossilFuel #petrol #CarDependency #Suburbia #sprawl #biodiversity #extinction #PublicTransportDeserts #MobilityDesign #inequality #war #ClimateDisruption #CarMinds #malls #parking #obesity #walking #infrastructure #SmallShops #TyrannyOfDistance

  24. World held hostage by reliance on fossil fuels,
    Christiana Figueres warns – and climate health impacts are ‘mother of all injustices’

    * "While the timing of the announcement – amid the US-Israel war on Iran – is coincidental, Figueres said the fuel crisis was “dramatic proof” of the global dependence on fossil fuels that is driving geopolitical instability and the health impacts the commission will examine."

    “Companies should understand for their business continuation, they should reduce emissions. Governments should understand that in order for them to stabilise their economy, and protect their people, they should reduce emissions...I just think that enlightened self-interest based on scientific facts – which is what the commission is going to put forward – is a much more effective route to emission reductions than a legally binding agreement from which anybody can withdraw.”
    theguardian.com/society/ng-int

    * Sea-level rise is a health crisis and we must hold polluters accountable >>
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/
    #FossilFuel #climate #war #harm #oil #petrol #SeaLevelRise #coast #Pacific #inequality #ClimateCrisis #PolyCrisis #MobilityDesign #cars #accountability #liability

  25. E-mobility as a cost-of-living fix

    The Australian hip pocket nerve, not the motivation for a liveable future is forcing some people to take up active mobility without a safe network of walking and cycling infrastructure.
    >>
    theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2
    #FossilFuels #cars #MobilityDesign #walking #cycling #infrastructure #transition ##NoKerbsideChargers Ebikes #HipPocket #climate

    Image: Bike on wood chips without a bike rack or cycle path, Bellingen

  26. 'Sounds of Australia' nominations

    You think the combustion engine would be a winner but no it is the pedestrian button, also know as the beg button.

    The beg button is 'an icon of Australian design' that makes distinctive sounds to signal to pedestrians that is o.k. to quickly interrupt the supply chain of combustion engine vehicles.

    The sound of our cities: why the Australian pedestrian button belongs in our archives >>
    theconversation.com/the-sound-

    The beg button sound>
    nfsa.gov.au/collection/item/pb
    #noise #pollution #cars #pedestrians #soundecology #sounds #roads #MobilityDesign #BegButton #FootTraffic

  27. More people are killed on Australian roads.

    "Deaths on Australian roads have increased every year since 2020. This is despite the Australian government’s commitment to Vision Zero – having zero deaths or serious injuries on our roads by 2050."

    "Unfortunately, 1,317 road deaths were recorded in 2025, a 1.9% increase from 2024. Land transport accidents also remain a leading cause of death for children and young adults, and the third leading cause of injury hospitalisations." >>
    theconversation.com/more-peopl

    Comments: To "look at the entire system of road use" one must not just have the car as the road user in mind but the entire mobility design and their associated industries. The focus should be on public infrastructure that enable active and safe mobility (walking and cycling) for all. "Good mobility design" does not kill, maim, pollute or leads to planetary heating.

    #cars #roads #RoadTrauma #RoadDeaths #crash #VisionZero #failure #IntegralAccident #MobilityDesign #cyclists #pedestrians #KillerRoads #wildlife #SacrificeZone #FossilFuels #climate

    Image: Somewhere on Wikipedia. A time when people could not accept that motorists can just kill people and call it an 'accident'.

  28. Seven charts that reveal how unprepared Australia was for the (fossil) fuel crisis

    "It’s worth pointing out that the International Energy Agency (IEA) requires all member countries which are net importers of oil and oil products (including Australia) to maintain reserves equivalent to at least 90 days of imports."

    "We’ve never fulfilled that requirement, and in fact have the lowest reserves by this measure among all IEA countries." >>
    theguardian.com/business/2026/

    The 'petrol crisis' is not noticeable around here, it is the same speeding and idling behaviour as before.
    #FossilFuels #dependency #oil #EnergySecurity #machines #cars #motorists #combustion #fuel #SupplyChain #energy #OilCrisis #MobilityDesign

  29. Why car dependence is now a strategic liability

    Failure to electrify
    Road projects and mega-highway projects are unaffordable
    No walking, cycling infrastructure or EV bus improvements

    Every bus electrified, every cycleway built, every train funded is a direct reduction in exposure to the next crisis. The question now is whether (your place) begins to treat the car dependence not as a lifestyle choice but as a strategic liability. >>
    theconversation.com/iran-oil-c
    #FossilFuels #cars #CarDependence #roads #infrastructure #war #MegaHighwayProjects #PacificHighway #MobilityDesign #dependency

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