Not even close, but that's not so bad. ICEs will probably always have their place but most people can go without, especially in Europe (Americans are very loud about how they need to drive 3000 miles to work everyday so I won't bother arguing that)
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Our cities were designed to be spread out to make them less susceptible to atomic weapons in the 1950's (not a joke).
So... Yes, we need cars. It really is a long way for many of us.
I agree that very common suburban and rural vehicles, respectively, are SUVs and pickup trucks. But I am curious what portion of urban drivers use a vehicle that most of the time far outclasses their average use case. I would like to find data on this but it seems to me like often people own a vehicle for the extreme outlier use case.
It's like condoms - better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
Sometimes someone dies as an immediate result, and for some it means waiting for another 5 minutes.