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From 1990 to 2022, average new vehicle weight increased by 26% due to SUV market share growth. During the same period, horsepower increased by 92%, and acceleration improved by 34% (i.e., 0-60 mph times dropped).

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Livable Communities through Sustainable Transportation: Integrated Assessment of Infrastructure Greening within Detroit for Improved Sustainable Transportation, Water Quality and Health

Dec 1, 2011 -
May 31, 2012
The City of Detroit has approximately 40 square miles of vacant residential, commercial, and industrial property and has ambitious plans to demolish some of these properties and shrink the city by con...
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