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People’s living standard has been raised and it has become a general trend to buy a private car. But the experience of developed countries proves that the number of private cars is not necessarily in direct proportion to its citizens’ per capita income. For example, both China’s Hong Kong and Singapore boast a very high per capita income, yet the number of cars there does not seem to match it. This is because of the relation between the number of private cars per thousand people and the length of road they own. The 1997 data showed that if all the cars in Hong Kong were lined up on its roads, every kilometer of road would have a queue of 273 cars, a car for every 3.66 meters or so. This is the reason why restrictions were imposed in Hong Kong on the increase of private cars through taxation.
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