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Banning all other traffic is of course a solution, but it is hugely unpopular for obvious reasons, so I doubt it will pass.
by gehatare 5y ago
Banning all other traffic is of course a solution, but it is hugely unpopular for obvious reasons, so I doubt it will pass.
- antisthenes 5y agoIt will happen slowly, through raising the price of individual vehicles (you can already see the trend with electric vehicles - there are almost no affordable sub $30k cars), raising the price of insuring a human-driven vehicle, etc. It won't happen overnight, and probably take anywhere between 30-50 years, but it's definitely possible in the long term.
- rsj_hn 5y agoThe problem with that theory is that auto manufacturers face declining average costs and so are incentivized to produce more cars and sell them for a lower unit price. This is why the only source of auto inflation is by adding more features to the car. I don't see any reason why this would change in the future. For EVs, wait until cheap Chinese EVs flood the US market.