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With the imposition of lockdowns in early 2020 due to the onset of COVID-19, bus, train, and metro lines experienced significant decreases in ridership. Between March and April, public transit ridership was down 70-90 percent in some places. These recent challenges have come on top of a fall in public transport ridership over the past decade, all of which leads some to wonder if our ability to get around cities will ever be the same.
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By 2040, over half of all passenger vehicles sold will be electric. The massive adoption of electric vehicles has the potential to redefine urban transportation and energy usage by lowering climate impact, increasing safety and expanding access to services for a broad spectrum of the population.