If we look back at time in the United States young people were thrilled to be able to drive. But in more recent years studies show that the young in the United States don't really have the same thrill any more actually there really not interested at all they find alternative ways to get to were there going like public transportation carpooling biking or just good old walking and really it's not a bad idea at all if we can get others in the US to limiting the use if their cars it could do the world a gotta good

If you take a look at Colombia for instance they have a day when in Bogot 7 million people are banned using there cars for a day they find alternatives to get around like biking hiking walking busses and taxi cabs doing this is a good way to stop air pollution and also to promote alternatives transportation and if people violate it there's a fine of $25 a business man by the name of Carlos Arturo Plaza says "it's a good opportunity to take away stress and lower air pollution"

in Germany there's one suburb that carry on's with lives without cars street parking driveways and home garages are generally forbidden Vauban's streets are completely car free except the main thoroughfare where there's a tram that takes them downtown in this experimental upscale town on the outskirts of Freiburg car ownership is actually allowed but there's only 2 places to park there are large garages at the edge of the development where a car owner buys a space for $40,000 along with a home due to the outrageous price 70 percent of the families that live in Vauban don't own cars and 57 percent sold there cars to move Vauban in cousin I think if we could all take a page from everybody's book i truly think we could spread awareness and maybe cut down or even get rid of most of the air solution not just in the United States or Columbia or in Germany...but get rid of air pollution in the whole entire world