The Brake: A Streetsblog Podcast
What All of Us Can Learn From the 30 Percent of Americans Who Can't Drive (Anna Zivarts)
May 21, 2024
Author Anna Zivarts discusses the movement of non-drivers in the US, focusing on inclusive transportation solutions and the challenges faced by those who can't drive. She explores the importance of addressing the needs of this significant population through alternative mobility options and collective action.
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- Around 30% of Americans cannot legally drive, highlighting the potential for a movement to address transportation challenges.
- Non-drivers include a diverse group facing mobility, financial, or health limitations, emphasizing the need for inclusive transportation solutions.
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Exploring the Diversity of Non-Drivers
Non-drivers encompass various groups, including individuals unable to drive due to age, disabilities, affordability issues, immigration status, or personal choice. Studies in certain states have revealed that around one-third of residents never drive, highlighting the significant presence of non-drivers. This diverse group often goes unnoticed but has the potential to spark a movement for change in transportation.
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