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Agreed, but somehow you need to undo the structural changes to the way people live that car ownership has caused. That means more local clustering of services.
A small, but brilliant, illustration of why planned systemic change in how we live is required.
Unfortunately, as Brexit has so brilliantly illustrated our current crop of politicians lack both the vision and ability.
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Agreed, but somehow you need to undo the structural changes to the way people live that car ownership has caused. That means more local clustering of services.
For example, think of trip-chaining, ie the parent that drops kids at school, takes an elderly relative to a hospital appointment, works part time and shops all in the same day. That doesn’t work without a car if your town doesn’t have all the different bits of the puzzle.