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New transportation technologies may promote urban centralization, reversing the car's 20th-century effect. Shared mobility and autonomy complement dense living if they don't increase traffic. Inertia from regulation and infrastructure limits change in Europe and the U.S., so major urban shifts will likely occur in East Asia and developing regions.
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