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If you have a car, ask yourself this: how would you get to where you need to go without it? Public transportation, a bike, car-sharing? It’s a question our guests have considered when they went "car-lite." The term refers to sharing one car within a household or only using a car when absolutely necessary.
Our guests discuss their experiences and talk about how to adapt a car-lite lifestyle in the Rochester region. Our guests:
- Bill Collins, chair of the Advocacy Committee for Reconnect Rochester
- Arian Horbovetz, photographer, and creator of the Urban Phoenix blog
- André Primus, urban planner
- Tracey Austin, transportation coordinator for the University of Rochester