It's classic idealistic futurism. We imagine a bright and shiny version of everything. We don't think about handicapped people whose cars carry medication and

It's classic idealistic futurism. We imagine a bright and shiny version of everything. We don't think about handicapped people whose cars carry medication and equipment for them. We don't think about carrying stuff like nail clippers, stain sticks tampons in the car, either. So we'll waste more money without persistent access to this infrequently-used items. We don't think about occupational vehicles like plumbers' and electricians. With fewer ICE vehicles on the road, their vehicle maintenance will be more expensive and our maintenance and construction bills will increase. Not that I'm arguing against car clubs, etc. I'm trying to validate your line of thought.