Trapped behind the wheel

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Title Trapped behind the wheel
Subtitle How England's new builds lock us into car dependency
Publisher Publisher New Economics Foundation‎ (2)
Authors Author Emmet Kiberd (1)‎ Author Benedikt Straňák (1)‎
Date Date November 2024‎
Summary, keywords and locations
Summary Car Dependency Index reveals new homes have tended to be located in peripheral areas without good connections to nearby cities and towns.
Keywords Keyword Planning (61)‎ Keyword Homes (27)‎ Keyword Car dependency (50)‎
Locations Location England (110)‎
How to find this document
Publication Live Live as of 18 November 2024‎
Archive Archive Archived by Wayback Machine on 18 November 2024‎‎
Quote "Rural areas make up approximately one sixth of England's population but accounted for one in four new homes built since 2018"

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