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Why Your Car Isn't As Cheap As You Think: The Hidden Economics of Transportation

Ever wonder why driving feels so affordable while public transport seems expensive? The answer lies in one of the biggest economic illusions of modern cities.

This video breaks down the real cost of transportation and reveals how subsidies shape our daily choices without us even realizing it. From the hidden price of congestion and emissions to the true value of urban space, we explore why cars seem cheap when cities are actually paying the bill.

Discover how transportation subsidies work as powerful policy tools - and why they're not just about money, but about access and opportunity for entire communities. We'll look at real examples like Norway's remote ferry systems and examine how smart subsidy design can transform cities.

Key topics covered:
The hidden costs of car ownership that cities absorb
Why public transport prices are visible but car costs are invisible
How subsidies act as policy signals for urban planning
Real-world examples of transportation equity in action
The difference between subsidizing vehicles vs subsidizing trips

Whether you're a daily commuter, urban planning enthusiast, or just curious about how cities really work, this video will change how you think about getting around.

What transportation challenges does your city face? Share your experiences in the comments below.

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