Usage of "car-free zone"

Area in a city where vehicles are not allowed.

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Examples for "auto-free zone"

Whistler village is a delight with its lovely pedestrian area. 
 The South African 

The pitch Look for a pedestrian area with plenty of space and not too many cars. 
 The Guardian 

Heavily armed police officers took up positions in the pedestrian area, which was cleared for several blocks. 
 Radio NZ 

In addition, the proposed pedestrian area around College Green will have the unfortunate side-effect of extending bus journey times. 
 The Irish Times 

Reiner S, 46, from Düsseldorf, parked his lawnmower in a pedestrian area after work and went for a drink. 
 The Irish Times 

The Augustiner beer hall in Munich's main pedestrian zone is a favourite after-work meeting spot. 
 Reuters 

The Augustiner beer hall in Munich's main pedestrian zone is a favorite after-work meeting spot. 
 Reuters 

It would appear that this advocacy is working: one of Chennai's densest neighbourhoods is planning a pedestrian zone. 
 BBC 

Turn left on Washington Street and right on Winter Street, riding through the pedestrian zone to reach Boston Common. 
 BBC 

As part of the redevelopment the pedestrian zone around the Guildhall and Waterloo Place will be reopened to traffic. 
 The Irish Times 

Park in a side street and head for the central pedestrianised zone to Hotel Los Molinos (doubles from €60 room only). 
 The Guardian 

Usage of car-free zone in English

There is a compost toilet and solar shower, and the campsite is a car-free zone. 
 The Guardian 

London has announced plans to create the largest car-free zones in Europe. 
 BBC 

Do car-free zones simply displace traffic elsewhere? 
 The Guardian 

Some are mail-order only; others are located in less-populated areas, or the opposite -car-freezones in busy cities. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of car-free zone in English