Steemit Engagement Challenge / S16/W6 - "What happens if motor vehicles are banned around the world? "

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I send a warm greeting to this distinguished @Hindwhale Community, it is my first post that I will share with you participating in this contest of utmost importance for all steemits of this platform.

To start this post I would like to clarify through this post, that the acronym EPA, which appears in the flayer with a red color, means according to the Environmental Protection Agency, "protects the health of humans, the environment and natural resources". As we know, car engines produce pollution to the environment.
On September 22nd of each year is celebrated what is known as the World Car Free Day, all this began in Europe in 1994, when some cities in Iceland, France and the United Kingdom decided to do it, the purpose was to avoid less pollution and traffic accidents.

What happens if motor vehicles were banned worldwide?

• It has been determined that cars are a means of pollution for the planet, if this were to be banned there would be less pollution and car accidents worldwide. Since cars are the main responsible for the emission of CO2 (carbon dioxide), this comes to represent 10% of the total according to the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of the Nation in Argentina, deaths and injuries at the wheel are caused by recklessness when driving, now, the harmful part for the environment could be said to be covering from the side of the electrification of mobility and accidents, with education and automation of driving.

Will humans ever again seek the help of animals for transportation?

• This would not affect a small 10% of a group of people in the world, who still use animals as a means of transportation, especially those remote places where they can not reach, the rest of the world's population would seek strategies to implement other types of transport before going back and less if we have such a giant technology, which every day we are surprised more and more.

What would our environment be like without motor vehicles?

• When you wake up one morning and realize that something is different, that you don't hear the usual roar of car engines that for a moment have disappeared and you hear the melodious singing of birds and the rustle of leaves moving in the wind, that the streets were once crowded with cars and now are a silent bustle of pedestrians coming and going, cyclists, alternative vehicles. I will tell you that you are welcome to a world without cars, a place where the air is cleaner, the cities greener and lives healthier.

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• One of the most important advantages and benefit in a world without cars, there is no doubt that it would be without fossil fuels, carbon emissions, would begin to fall dramatically, as well as my person, 9 million deaths a year from respiratory diseases related to this type of pollution. The air quality would be purer and cleaner, it would be worth fighting against all without ideological distinctions 😁.

• I imagine cities without cars, the proliferation of green spaces is encouraged, biodiversity begins to be promoted, offering a much-needed respite for urban dwellers. With less asphalt and concrete, rainwater could be better absorbed into the ground, which would also reduce hydrogeological risks and better supply groundwater resources, this would be a dream come true.

What will happen if in the future we humans invent any means of transportation other than the engine?

• Technology has great advances and surely already have the possible solutions that will come through automation and security systems, as for the care of the environment, it is stipulated that will opt for electric motors and the use of cleaner fuels than hydrocarbons.
  Nothing lasts forever. Humanity has used feet as a means of locomotion to move from one place to another for hundreds of thousands of years, then came horses, camels, donkeys and finally engines, these are phases that have been changing with the passage of time.
  The transition to a car-free world is not easy and will not be brief, everything takes time. Adopting this vision of the future requires us to rethink our urban planning, transportation systems and individual choices, which will ultimately lead to a profound transformation of our relationship with the world around us. And finally, imagining a world without cars is not just a dream, but may simply be a long-term forecast.

I would like to finish with a personal experience that happened to me many years ago regarding this subject.
I went to visit one of my sisters who lived in the capital of Venezuela, Distrito Capital, she lived in the center of the city, in a sector called El Silencio, which had nothing, what irony has life, my grandmother directed, she invited me to spend 15 fifteen days of vacation, that was all night I heard cars, horns, carbon monoxide to give away was horrible, and I asked my sister, how can you rest after a long day of work in a place like that?
Her answer was, it's a matter of adaptation, of course I come from a quiet community, with moderate noise and quiet, I faced
I came from a quiet community, with moderate noise and quiet, faced with this city madness, I opted to return to my home.

There I experienced noise pollution, and carbon monoxide pollution.
The planet is about to die and we ourselves are killing it. God help us.

Thank you for your attention the translator I use is Deepl, I invite @yahnel, @sharifanamin and @mariarodrigez. Blessings to all and good luck in this contest.