We only have to convince people to hate one more car than they already despise.
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Do you mean it's the most efficient for personal choice given current political conditions, or do you mean it's the most efficient for a society to organise around and for politicians to plan for?
Most efficient route for an individual to get from A to B. Probably the least efficient as a standard for society when you factor in carbon emissions.
Precisely. That's what this sub is about.
Also, if you've lived in an area that's really designed properly like Amsterdam, renewable transport is more convenient than cars are in America
I hope we get to that point too.