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20£®How often do you use your car£¿Can you use your car less often£¿Do you know the following facts in the UK£¿•About 50% of all car journeys are just for fun£®
•Over 80% people go to work by car£®
•25% car journeys are under two miles£®
•70% car journeys are under five miles£®
WALKING & CYCLING
Instead of using the car for short journeys£¬why not walk or ride a bicycle£¿Walking is a most popular form of exercise-it's healthy and it can save you money£®If you work nearby£¬try walking or cycling instead of driving£®Walking your children to school gives them valuable road experience£®
BUSES
Bus companies are using new buses£ºsome run on new fuels which produce less pollution£» some have easier access for disabled and old people£®There are special traffic lanes £¨ÐгµµÀ£©to make bus journeys easier and more reliable£®So do something to help solve the pollution problem-let the bus take you to work and your children to school£®
TRAINS
All car journeys£¬long or short£¬can be hard work£®For some trips it is wiser to take the train£®Leave your car at home and walk£¬cycle or take a bus to and from the station£®Train travel is fast£¬safe and comfortable£®Train tickets are not always expensive£» some are quite cheap at discount
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57£®The writer believes thatA can give children valuable road experience£®
A£®walking to school
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58£®What is the main purpose of this passage£¿A
A£®To advise people to use cars less often£®
B£®To encourage people to travel by train£®
C£®To teach people how to use the buses£®
D£®To tell people to obey traffic rules£®
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