CAR FREE (CHINA)

周一， 2008年8月18日
去私家车免费

每9月22日，来自世界各地的聚在一起，在街头，路口，和邻里座，以提醒世人，我们没有接受我们的汽车占主导地位的社会。

2008年应该没有什么不同。

但是我们不希望只是一天的庆祝活动，然后返回到“正常”的生活。当人们走出他们的车，他们应留出他们的汽车。这是美国，这是达到我们的城市，和我们的政府，帮助建立永久性的变化，以有利于行人，骑自行车，和其他人谁不开车。

让世界汽车免费天是一个展示如何我们的城市看起来可能会像，感觉，和健全的一样，没有车…一年365天。

随着气候升温，世界carfree天是完美的时间来考虑热小康这个星球，并把它放在城市规划者和政治家给予优先考虑骑自行车，步行和公共交通，而不是向汽车。

因此，采取的时间，浏览的联系和提供的资源，组织和参加在对庆祝活动！

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