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those cars are not standing by in some residential neighborhood with a lawn, they are constantly moving on the streets of our cities. I think it would be hard
by peoplefromibiza 5y ago
those cars are not standing by in some residential neighborhood with a lawn, they are constantly moving on the streets of our cities.
I think it would be hard to make people pay more than that, look at what happened in France with the gilets jaunes when they tried.
The only possible way I see to reduce car traffic is to stop making new roads, gradually close existing ones and enhance public transport and proximity to allow people to walk.