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Milan Mayor's Desire To Cut Car Use Shared By Luxury Real Estate Developers
29 Jan 2023 | Abstracted from Forbes
"Over the last few years, the number of cars per inhabitant has decreased - in 2010 there were 54.16 cars per hundred inhabitants; in 2020 we reached 49.42 - but we must continue to work to reduce the presence of cars on the road.
"The bike plan calls for a dense network of cycleways organized around four rings rippling out from the city center...With fewer cars, Milan is already a more pleasant city."
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