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I think the political hurdles would be far worse than any expense, especially here in America where the car-centric attitude is so deeply embedded.
by danielvaughn 4y ago
I think the political hurdles would be far worse than any expense, especially here in America where the car-centric attitude is so deeply embedded.
- pessimizer 4y agoI think it's more that any threat to auto sales would cause marketing and lobbying spend to go up accordingly. Those two things determine what information Americans get exposed to, and what gets subsidized and what gets regulated. The US car-centric attitude is about half t-shirt slogans, half the necessity to have a car in a place built for cars with hourlong commutes, so why not love them? Regulations on marketing, campaign finance, and quid-pro-quo would go a long way in demolishing political hurdles between us and a lot of better things.