| Comment | The difficulty is that the more people drive, the worse it is for people driving.
Put another way: if everyone had the 'freedom' to drive a car as their main mode of transport, presuming that is indeed their first choice and not something they're trapped into doing by lack of alternatives, the more cars there will be on the roads and the harder it is to 1) travel by car and 2) find a parking space.
This isn't an abstract problem. It's something we're actually living through, with severe competition for parking spaces in residential areas and record breaking traffic volumes year on year. |
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