Cause & Effect: Transport Trails

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Froggy Jumps Cause & Effect: Transport TrailsOnline version Explore transport causes and effects by Rose mondestin 1 What is a common cause for using public transit in a city? a To reduce traffic and pollution b To shorten travel times only at night c To increase fuel sales 2 If a city installs bike lanes, what effect is likely? a Cars stop using roads entirely b More people may ride bikes c Traffic jams increase 3 What effect might an increase in ride-sharing have on car ownership? a Car ownership doubles b Public transport stops entirely c Possible reduction in private car ownership 4 A city builds a new subway line. Which is a likely cause? a Raising commuter capacity and reducing congestion b Less investment in transit c Increased air pollution 5 What effect does higher fuel efficiency in cars often have? a More traffic accidents b Higher vehicle prices c Lower fuel costs for families 6 If traffic signals are coordinated, what effect may occur? a Longer travel times b More congestion at all intersections c Smoother flows and shorter delays 7 What causes a bus rapid transit (BRT) system to be adopted? a To decrease public transit use b To ban cars c Need for faster, reliable city bus service 8 A city restricts car parking to reduce car use. What is a likely effect? a Increased use of buses, bikes, and walking b No change in transport habits c More freeway traffic 9 What is a consequence of widespread remote work? a Traffic jams increase b Less commuting by car c More public transit demand 10 If a city expands safe pedestrian zones, what effect could follow? a Decline in local commerce b More foot traffic and local business activity c Increased noise and pollution

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Cause & Effect: Transport TrailsOnline version

Explore transport causes and effects

by Rose mondestin

What is a common cause for using public transit in a city?

To reduce traffic and pollution

To shorten travel times only at night

To increase fuel sales

If a city installs bike lanes, what effect is likely?

Cars stop using roads entirely

More people may ride bikes

Traffic jams increase

What effect might an increase in ride-sharing have on car ownership?

Car ownership doubles

Public transport stops entirely

Possible reduction in private car ownership

A city builds a new subway line. Which is a likely cause?

Raising commuter capacity and reducing congestion

Less investment in transit

Increased air pollution

What effect does higher fuel efficiency in cars often have?

More traffic accidents

Higher vehicle prices

Lower fuel costs for families

If traffic signals are coordinated, what effect may occur?

Longer travel times

More congestion at all intersections

Smoother flows and shorter delays

What causes a bus rapid transit (BRT) system to be adopted?

To decrease public transit use

To ban cars

Need for faster, reliable city bus service

A city restricts car parking to reduce car use. What is a likely effect?

Increased use of buses, bikes, and walking

No change in transport habits

More freeway traffic

What is a consequence of widespread remote work?

Traffic jams increase

Less commuting by car

More public transit demand

If a city expands safe pedestrian zones, what effect could follow?

Decline in local commerce

More foot traffic and local business activity

Increased noise and pollution

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by Rose mondestin

What is a common cause for using public transit in a city?

If a city installs bike lanes, what effect is likely?

What effect might an increase in ride-sharing have on car ownership?

A city builds a new subway line. Which is a likely cause?

What effect does higher fuel efficiency in cars often have?

If traffic signals are coordinated, what effect may occur?

What causes a bus rapid transit (BRT) system to be adopted?

A city restricts car parking to reduce car use. What is a likely effect?

What is a consequence of widespread remote work?

If a city expands safe pedestrian zones, what effect could follow?

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