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in Hive Learners21 hours ago

Thinking of a way to reduce the numbers of vehicles at use especially for private individuals is something that can be achieved though before passing such policy the government have to first put in place adequate public transportation system with easy access for the people because majority of people opt for private means of transportation due to inadequate public transportation system especially in developing countries.

Regulating the amount of cars and expecting people to travel with public cars is literally impossible for the rich. These public terminals have low security and it takes a lot of time with lots of people breathing the same air in an enclosed car. Not many rich people can survive in such environments. A rich man is an easy target for kidnappers, so, going public is not adviceable.

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That is why I said "adequate public transportation system"

The security issues of public transportation is not something that is without solutions. I'm not saying it is not going to be difficult but as long as we have adequate public transportation system it will reduce stress of one family having to survive on just one vehicle paving a way for the implementation of the policy.

Moreover, rich people are also humans, which means they also understand the dangers of carbon emissions to our ecosystem, if public transportation is not up to their standard they can manage the single car provided for each family or find a way to contribute to the betterment of public transportation.

You have a point here.

It will be nice if the government lead by example. Politicians should first, stop travelling with a long convoy, and limit it to just one car.