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It's a step forward. However I'm surprised that the focus is still on individual cars, construction of an ev is still quite polluting. I expected to see sugges
by m3at 8y ago
It's a step forward. However I'm surprised that the focus is still on individual cars, construction of an ev is still quite polluting.
I expected to see suggestions about increase in public transportation coverage and frequency to compensate, or maybe steps towards self-driven collective fleets (2030 seems ambitious).
I don't know Denmark, are public transportation already well developed? Or am I not cynical enough and it's just an economically driven decision?
- KozmoNau7 8y agoPublic transit is relatively well developed. We're a relatively small country, very flat and reasonably densely populated. Obviously public transport is most well-developed in the larger cities, with several expansions in progress. But even rural areas are serviced by trains and bus lines. It may be slower in rural areas than taking the car, but you can make it work. At least you can do with one car per household instead of two.