That's going to be tricky. People want to be able to drive around and they don't mind paying for it. Getting rid of those subsidies would presumably lower eve

That's going to be tricky. People want to be able to drive around and they don't mind paying for it. Getting rid of those subsidies would presumably lower everyone's taxes by a similar amount. If people really don't like driving they'll just spend the money saved on something else if not then they'll just spend the money required for infrastructure directly. I live in a city. I walk. I take public transport. I still own a car though because sometimes it's super handy. I'm sure there's a price where I'd decide the handiness is outweighed by the price but it's a pretty high price and I'm going to be reluctant to vote for people who make my life harder not easier.