The Fashion of Ecomobility

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Mokrushina, Ksenia [author.]

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Muleev, Egor [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, August 11, 2017.Description: 2050 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Overreliance on private automobiles is one of the key concerns for most cities worldwide. Moscow is no exception. Rapid motorization of the post-Soviet era compelled the ex-mayor of Moscow, Yuriy Luzhkov, to focus primarily on building roads, which in Moscow took the form of a strange and detrimental combination of streets and highways.

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Overreliance on private automobiles is one of the key concerns for most cities worldwide. Moscow is no exception. Rapid motorization of the post-Soviet era compelled the ex-mayor of Moscow, Yuriy Luzhkov, to focus primarily on building roads, which in Moscow took the form of a strange and detrimental combination of streets and highways.

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