I share this study as regularly as it seems reasonable in spaces outside the realm of car free living. While I’ve had some nice exchanges with people that hadn’t given it thought, it does seem to be met with aggravation more often than not.
Primarily individuals making multiple trips a week more than a hundred kilometres and they don’t want to have to recharge every day. I’ve pointed out they would typically charge at home overnight, but then more edge cases chime in of course. If a person refueled their current car after every trip they made, it would be a quick resolve in opinion to the benefit of this study. That’s exactly what I did once upon a time and I downsized as soon as I could.
Perhaps understandably, it’s difficult to envision a different way of living for someone that has been unknowingly entrenched in anything, let alone something as dominating as cars are.
I share this study as regularly as it seems reasonable in spaces outside the realm of car free living. While I’ve had some nice exchanges with people that hadn’t given it thought, it does seem to be met with aggravation more often than not.
Primarily individuals making multiple trips a week more than a hundred kilometres and they don’t want to have to recharge every day. I’ve pointed out they would typically charge at home overnight, but then more edge cases chime in of course. If a person refueled their current car after every trip they made, it would be a quick resolve in opinion to the benefit of this study. That’s exactly what I did once upon a time and I downsized as soon as I could.
Perhaps understandably, it’s difficult to envision a different way of living for someone that has been unknowingly entrenched in anything, let alone something as dominating as cars are.