In this episode, we discuss reducing traffic congestion.

Urban centres face significant challenges from vehicle congestion and air pollution.

To address these issues, cities employ various strategies centred on enhancing public transport through extensive networks like London's Underground and integrated ticketing systems.

Managing traffic flow is another key approach, exemplified by London's congestion charge and the implementation of bus priority lanes.

Furthermore, encouraging alternative transportation methods such as bike rentals and promoting flexible working arrangements can alleviate peak travel congestion.

Ultimately, these combined efforts aim to reduce the number of private vehicles on city roads, leading to smoother traffic and improved air quality.

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