> Also where are these vehicles going to be stored? I'd expect most people are going to store their new EV where they previously stored whatever car they trade

> Also where are these vehicles going to be stored? I'd expect most people are going to store their new EV where they previously stored whatever car they traded in when they bought the EV. > Also most cities tend to ask voters to approve municipal bonds for such improvements. These are private financial instruments or loans that need to be paid back to private investors. Each new muni bond is one more step towards filing for bankruptcy (hello Detroit!) ... > Instead of spending money on the people. We are spending it on stupid car centric infrastructure. Forget mental health, social support, universal basic income, housing for everyone, easily accessible public transportation, improved paramedic, fire and police response times. Wouldn't many of those things on your list likely need in most cities to be funded by bonds?