The EU executed a similar warrant some time ago, not only in banning new ICE cars sales by 2035, but also banning "highly pollutant" cars in the centre of some

The EU executed a similar warrant some time ago, not only in banning new ICE cars sales by 2035, but also banning "highly pollutant" cars in the centre of some cities in a short time period and making a lot of changes in cars to pollute less and to have more active security systems (making all cars more expensive). The only movement this warrant has made very effective is making citizens have FUD about what car to buy and what not to buy, making some people settle with their old car for longer time than they expected waiting for better prices and better infrastructures for EVs, and making others to buy a new petrol engine cars to replace their Diesel one to be able to enter in city centres in the next years. I don't know how this is going to end, but there are a lot of sacrifices people can't do, and others that people doesn't want to do, and I don't know any country that is doing a decent strategy in this matter. I would say we would use public transportation with combination of some kind of car sharing in most urban areas, and private owned EVs in more remote and rural areas, where having a private parking spot is common and you can install a charger without problems.