5 Cities Around the World Where Cars are Banned

There are five cities in the world that have banned the use of cars to promote a sustainable environment. 
 

Paqueta Island in Brazil has no cars, with exceptions for ambulances and garbage trucks. The primary mode of transportation for residents and visitors is bicycles.
 

Hydra, Greece, stands out as a captivating destination due to its bans on vehicles. Tourists opt for horseback or donkey rides to explore the scenic surroundings. 
 

Mackinac Island has prohibited cars since 1898. The residents and visitors rely on bicycles for transportation. 
 

Venice is renowned as the romantic city in Italy. Tourists and local residents take boats for transportation. 
 

Fire Island in New York stretches over 51 kilometres. The absence of cars on this island creates a unique environment.