> I feel like this anti car sentiment comes from people who already don't have access to a car and have already molded Just to tell you that is wrong: Have a c

> I feel like this anti car sentiment comes from people who already don't have access to a car and have already molded Just to tell you that is wrong: Have a car here, could have access to two or more, but regret having bought it every day now as we rarely need it (most is walkable, bicycling increases radius, and for the rest public transport or car sharing easily would do, better for the planet and the wasted space to just do the unimaginable and get rid of it. The felt anti car sentiment that you have I think is also exaggerated, and more because for you it cannot be right what's wrong and unthinkable. Also there are certainly use cases for cars, but we (collectively) have overblown it as many things..