Bandung City Announces Car Free Day Locations, Times, and Rules
Bandung City, Indonesia, has announced the locations, times, and rules for its "Car Free Day" (CFD) events, aimed at promoting public health and reducing air pollution. The events will be held twice a month in the Dago and Buahbatu areas, and weekly in the Braga area.
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