The document discusses the negative environmental impacts of cars, including ecosystem destruction from road building, air and noise pollution, and their significant contribution to rising CO2 levels and global warming. It also notes the health benefits of regular physical activity like brisk walking or cycling. Additionally, the document promotes more bikeable and walkable cities and mentions programs to encourage cycling through bike sharing initiatives. It concludes by advocating for ditching car use and keeping transportation human-powered or rolling through biking.

1. Cycling and Pedestrian Access By Miranda Cotton and Mason* Hegeman

2. Cars affect on the Planet Ecosystem Destruction Road building near rainforest areas Makes the inhabitants of the rain forest struggle for homes in an shirking environment Traffic noises effect habitants of the forest Air Pollution Cars emit pollution through fuel evaporation …..Including , hydrocarbons, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, and particulate matter CO2 levels are the highest that they have been in 160,000years (global warming) Effects - Rising sea levels, dying coral reefs, spreading of infectious diseases, extreme weather conditions

3. HEALTH People of all ages benefit from participating in regulate, moderate-intensity physical activity, such as 30 minutes of brisk walking five or more times a week.

4. TECHNOLOGY GOOGLE MAPS(both cycling and pedestrian)

6. Walkable Cities: Boston, Massachusetts

7. Bikeable Cities: Portland Organ

8. Yellow Bike Program Get as many cyclists as possible in a city All volunteer, non-profit organization Provides human-powered transportation

9. Our Creative Piece

10. BIKE RACKs!!

11. Ditch the Car… ...Keep it Rolling