It already has if you're looking in the right places. It's a bit like 'reduce, reuse, recycle'. Not having a car (possibly renting one occasionally, the incon

It already has if you're looking in the right places. It's a bit like 'reduce, reuse, recycle'. Not having a car (possibly renting one occasionally, the inconvenience meaning that you use it less) is the best option. After that is probably a family using an EV (e.g. with >2 occupancy). After that is a single person using an EV to do loads of daft journeys (e.g. what sounds from over the pond like a typical 50+ mile daily round trip for work). I had an EV for a while and sold it because I realised that it's ultimately just an excuse, like smoking "light" cigarettes. It still relies on a piss-take infrastructure of sprawl everywhere. But we should definitely encourage them over ICE's.