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⌈ Secret Post #4452 ⌋

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Re: What legal things would you make illegal?

[(Anonymous)]

In theory, I'm against individual-owned vehicles, mainly because of the enormous ecological impact they have.

That said, until the system changes, it's completely unreasonable to expect people to just stop driving. We need to incentivise public transit use hard, by making it available, extensive, affordable, and convenient.

At such time that public transit is all of those things, I then support de-incentivising car use by making it more expensive and less convenient to drive. But until public transit is available, extensive, affordable, and convenient, de-incentivising car use is just punishing people for being reliant on the only decent means of transport that's available to them.

For the record, I don't own a car. I work all over the city I live in, and I take public transit everywhere. But it can be exhausting at time, and there are absolutely times when I end up getting a lift to a transit hub from a coworker, for one reason or another. Plus, I don't have any kids that I have to assist in getting safely from point a to point b.