Mothers with children already have an alternative: Use public transport, or use an uber, or a taxi. There's no reason to own a car. It's all about utilization:

Mothers with children already have an alternative: Use public transport, or use an uber, or a taxi. There's no reason to own a car. It's all about utilization: An uber cab will probably see 10%-90% utilization (passenger count / time in transport), while a privately owned car is utilized only a few minutes of the day, by only 1/5th of the passanger capacity. Most of the time it collects rust on a parking spot that could be utilized for a better purpose. Parks, street food stands, benches. Same for delivery: If the alternative is that everyone oes out and pollutes supermarkets, streets and public transport to get their freshly ground coffee, don't you think that having a vehicle that delivers on the last mile to the customer is much more efficient? In cities that invest into bike lanes, obviously cargo bikes are becoming a real alternative for delivery services. Yes, public transport has to be improved, too, nobody argued otherwise.