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What's so bad about a household owning more than one car? Suppose I work 20 miles North of where I live, and my SO works 20 miles South of where we live. Shou
by whichfawkes 11y ago
What's so bad about a household owning more than one car? Suppose I work 20 miles North of where I live, and my SO works 20 miles South of where we live. Should we really carpool that?
If you're talking about individual traffic being environmentally unsustainable, I'd argue that we should focus as much on improving car/energy technology as we should on developing public transit. People do not want to commit or be forced into lifestyle changes. Rather than trying to make them drive less, it makes sense to reduce the impact of driving.
- toomuchtodo 11y ago> Rather than trying to make them drive less, it makes sense to reduce the impact of driving. You can only build so much road. After that, you start increasing the cost of using shared infrastructure to drive down demand (congestion tolling).