Is discouraging synonymous with destroying in your lexicon?
Most people don’t live in rural areas and most deadly accidents don’t occur in rural areas either. Discouraging car use in cities has next to no effect on rural populations.
Most people don’t live in rural areas and most deadly accidents don’t occur in rural areas either. Discouraging car use in cities has next to no effect on rural populations.
I’d support city only measures like a city income tax to fund public transportation and conversion of stroads to pedestrian friendly streets. But what is likely to happen are general taxations on car users such as fuel duty and onerous regulations which push up the cost of car ownership.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rural_areas_in_the_United_Stat...
We both agreed that rural areas would not be a good place to target such policies, so why assume I was saying we should push policies that are overly broad?