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Franziska Meinherz, geographer: "A mobility system based on women's needs would prioritize short trips, walking and public transportation."

In an article in Le Monde, the Swiss researcher claims that rethinking the way we organise our transport around female usage is not just a question of social justice, but also provides a way to move away from a car-centric society.

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Franziska Meinherz, geographer: "A mobility system based on women's needs would prioritize short trips, walking and public transportation."

We haven't written up this one. Le Monde Economie has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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