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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2020 · 32 MIN

Field Dispatches from Four Continents

from The War on Cars

In this, our second episode of the COVID-19 era, we hear from listeners around the globe about how their cities look and feel. Is it safe to ride transit? How does it feel to walk through towns and cities as people protect themselves and others by wearing masks? There's been a surge in the number of cyclists — and speeding drivers — on city streets. But will people keep biking when this ends? Listeners in Bogotá, Paris, Los Angeles, Taipei and Washington, D.C., let us know how it's all going. Plus, Aaron tells us why car ownership has taken over his brain, Sarah explains the concept of an "emotional washing machine" and Doug is hearing things in Brooklyn.

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