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| Title | Trapped behind the wheel |
| Subtitle | How England's new builds lock us into car dependency |
| Publisher | New Economics Foundation
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| Authors | Emmet Kiberd Benedikt Straňák
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| Date |  November 2024
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| Summary | Car Dependency Index reveals new homes have tended to be located in peripheral areas without good connections to nearby cities and towns. |
| Keywords | Planning Homes Car dependency
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| Locations | England
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| Publication |  Live as of 18 November 2024
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| Archive |  Archived on 18 November 2024
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