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Major European capital is set to 'BAN cars' to try tackle its gridlock

A high court has ruled that people living in the capital can vote next year on whether they should forbid most vehicles from passing through after years of campaigning.

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dailymail.co.ukStai leggendo1 anni fa

Major European capital is set to 'BAN cars' to try tackle its gridlock

A high court has ruled that people living in the capital can vote next year on whether they should forbid most vehicles from passing through after years of campaigning.

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welt.de1 anni fa

Erfolg für Volksbegehren «Berlin autofrei» - WELT

Autos sollen innerhalb des S-Bahn-Rings kaum noch fahren. So stellt sich eine Bürgerinitiative die Verkehrswende vor. Per Volksentscheid will sie die Pläne umsetzen - und ist nun einen Schritt weiter.

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  1. mercoledì 25 giugno 2025·welt.de

    Erfolg für Volksbegehren «Berlin autofrei» - WELT

    Autos sollen innerhalb des S-Bahn-Rings kaum noch fahren. So stellt sich eine Bürgerinitiative die Verkehrswende vor. Per Volksentscheid will sie die Pläne umsetzen - und ist nun…

  2. giovedì 26 giugno 2025·dailymail.co.uk

    Major European capital is set to 'BAN cars' to try tackle its gridlock

    A high court has ruled that people living in the capital can vote next year on whether they should forbid most vehicles from passing through after years of campaigning.