Finally, communities that depend on the personal car as the primary form of
transport are not equitable places to live. Cars are expensive to buy, maintain, insure, and
to fuel. People of lower incomes cannot always afford to have their own cars, which in
turn limits their opportunities for employment and choice of where to live, raise a family,
and send their children to school.
Finally, communities that depend on the personal car as the primary form oftransport are not equitable places to live. Cars are expensive to buy, maintain, insure, andto fuel. People of lower incomes cannot always afford to have their own cars, which inturn limits their opportunities for employment and choice of where to live, raise a family,and send their children to school.
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