It is much easier to live without a personal vehicle in D.C.’s wealthier neighborhoods.

The District comes out behind San Francisco, New York, and Boston.

Out of the 30 largest U.S. cities, Washington is only behind New York, where 56.5 percent of households don’t have cars.

Credit Donkey reports that 13.4 percent of commuters in D.C. use public transportation, making it an ideal city for car-free living.

Do you have the option of taking public transportation or riding a bike to work, but still choose to drive for personal reasons? The D.C. Council is asking people like you to pledge to give up your car for just one day tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 18, for its first annual Car Free D.C. Day. If you’d like to take the Car Free Pledge, head over to Ward 6 Council member Tommy Wells’ site to sign…