How are pages kept updated? Behind Car or No Car sits a long-running fascination with how cities actually work. That curiosity goes back nearly 50 years and has been shaped by observing how people move through places, how transport networks evolve, and how urban form affects everyday life. Layered on top of that is more […]
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Why we use AI-generated images – and why we’re open about it Travel is visual. Whether someone is researching a city they already know, planning a future trip, or simply exploring somewhere new, images matter. They give context, atmosphere, scale, and emotion in a way that text alone simply cannot. For many years, we ran […]
Continue reading Use of AI-generated Images in Our Travel BlogWe’ve just updated our profile image, and at one point we were planning on it to be a photograph of the three Forth Bridges in Edinburgh — something we’re still very much hoping to do in January. But in the end, this image of the Dom Luís I Bridge in Porto felt more appropriate in […]
Continue reading The Symbolism of the Dom Luís I Bridge in PortoAI now produces an ever-increasing part of the travel content people read online. Whenever you search something like “Do I need a car in Australia?” or “Should we rent a car in Canada?”, you often land on an article shaped by a generic template. As a result, many pages sound polished but predictable, ending with […]
Continue reading Why Travel Advice Pushes Car Hire — And How We Do Things🚀 Today marks one of the biggest improvements to the Car or no Car country-page templates since the project began. A brand-new scoring system now gives visitors a clearer and more structured way to understand transport options, driving conditions, and whether a rental car is actually a good idea. ✨ A new set of tables […]
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