Did you read the article? It literally says that cars in and of themselves are not actually bad, and that having access to a car corresponds with greater happin

Did you read the article? It literally says that cars in and of themselves are not actually bad, and that having access to a car corresponds with greater happiness. It’s car-dependency that is the problem. What we need is a greater variety of transportation options. What if I’m someone who doesn’t want to have to drive everywhere? What if, as one of the passages from the article points out, I’m literally unable to drive due to a disability? Should I therefore be considered an afterthought when it comes to being able to get myself to and from wherever it is that I’d like to go? Please educate yourself on the issue before making ignorant claims.