Many major cities have seen a decline in driving over the past few years. The reasons for this are varied, but if it's a continuing trend, it's going to mean drastic changes for the way we shape our cities.
Even oil companies admit that we are reaching peak oil--the point when the maximum rate of petroleum production is reached and begins to go into an unstoppable decline. But one thing would, at least somewhat, mitigate that problem. We may have also reached peak car usage in our major cities.
To read the full, original article click on this link: We Are Approaching Peak Car Use | Fast Company
Author: Ariel Schwartz
