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 China Begins Car-Rationing in Beijing Leading up to the Olympics
China Begins Car-Rationing in Beijing Leading up to the Olympics
Beginning today in Beijing, cars with license plates that end in an odd number are banned from the roads every other day, alternating with cars that have even-numbered plates. It is estimated that there are about 3.5 million vehicles on the roads in Beijing and the ban will reduce the numbers of cars on the road by about one million per day. picked by JDRucker 1 year ago
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headlineChina Begins Car-Rationing in Beijing Leading up to the Olympics
descriptionBeginning today in Beijing, cars with license plates that end in an odd number are banned from the roads every other day, alternating with cars that have even-numbered plates. It is estimated that there are about 3.5 million vehicles on the roads in Beijing and the ban will reduce the numbers of cars on the road by about one million per day.
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headlineChina Begins Car-Rationing in Beijing Leading up to the Olympics
descriptionBeginning today in Beijing, cars with license plates that end in an odd number are banned from the roads every other day, alternating with cars that have even-numbered plates. It is estimated that there are about 3.5 million vehicles on the roads in Beijing and the ban will reduce the numbers of cars on the road by about one million per day.
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