You have a very good point. Cars give people a lot of personal autonomy. Yes, cities could be built with better/smarter public transport options, but even Lond

You have a very good point. Cars give people a lot of personal autonomy. Yes, cities could be built with better/smarter public transport options, but even Londoners and New Yorkers (two cities with very good public transport) will say they need cars from time to time. And I suspect pre-COVID-level jam-packed public transport will find few takers in a post-COVID world. Outside cities, even in suburban areas, the need for cars is a no-brainer. But I'd still like to know how the parent poster manages.