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Urbanomics: The challenge of traffic management

As part of this policy, quotas restrict the number of new cars (to maintain only a certain level of vehicle growth) and vehicle owners have to buy COE permits in auctions. The high COE permit auction rates act as a Some of the Latin American cities have experimented with barring odd and even-numbered vehicles on designated week-days. Car-pooling has for long been a favorite in many parts of the US (though it is now going out of favor in many areas).

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And You Thought Your Resto Was A Pain | Go Automotive | Best Auto …

But it got me to thinking about a lot of weird, Soviet related car stuff, and, more importantly, how it relates to being a gearhead in general. But first, let's get my take on our Soviet touchstone for this discussion. That's pretty damn odd. Now, extrapolate the windshield wiper thing out to literally every car part you might need for a restoration of a nearly 50-year-old car. And you thought rebuilding the differential and rear end on your Jaguar was

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Sub-Merged, but not Sub-Par! « Imagineer2017

The clammobiles travel under the sea in an amazing effect projected on the back of the other cars. We had seen this effect in one of the Blue Sky Cellar videos if I remember correctly, but it looks so much better on the ride. And that's just from videos! Kind of odd to skip so much of the film and miss out on some plot. I've never actually seen the film, so I don't know what happens…. The Triton AA is very weird looking in this scene.

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What's Wrong With This Picture: New Lows In … – The Truth About Cars

That's right, you're looking at a 2012 Hyundai Dodge Attitude… the only non-red, and one of the only non-Dodge-branded car in the brand's Mexican lineup [the Hyundai Atos and H100 “Ram Van” are also badged with the Korean brand's “H.” There used to be a pretty odd three way relationship between Chrysler, Mitsubishi, and Hyundai. Shared cars, shared work on engine designs, etc. And for whatever reason Mitsubishi didn't seem to mind that the early

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