En Turku (Finlandia) quieren motivar a los conductores para que dejen de usar el coche y se muevan en transporte público pagándoles €20 ($22) en una tarjeta de bus. El objetivo es que se animen a utilizar el autobús público y vayan dejando de usar el coche en sus transportes diarios. Así podrá descongestionarse el tráfico y reducir las emisiones nocivas que contaminan.
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Pagar A Los Conductores Para Que Cojan El Bus
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