> Tens of millions of people in my city do it every day. "Their schedule" means a train comes every 3 minutes. So that tells me they have an alternative to dri

> Tens of millions of people in my city do it every day. "Their schedule" means a train comes every 3 minutes. So that tells me they have an alternative to driving, in the form of practical public transport. The OP was highlighting the scenario were cars are being wished away, without any practical alternative. That's not going to work. The alternatives need to be made available first, then people can switch.