This is the argument being made again and again, but if we look at the realities the average number of occupants was 1.6 in England [1] and is likely similar fo

This is the argument being made again and again, but if we look at the realities the average number of occupants was 1.6 in England [1] and is likely similar for other countries. Also have a look at cycling commutes in Finland on YouTube, lots of people. The argument that we can't change how we move is just an argument about not wanting change. I bet if we actually make cars cover all the direct and indirect costs (for both ICE and EV) instead of massively subsidising car travel, people would quickly change. Why do we need to subsidise the choice of a part of society to not want to change? [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/314719/average-car-and-van-occupancy-in-england/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/314719/average-car-and-v...