Re:Lithuania is paying people to trade in polluting cars for...
by selflesssieve on Monday November 02, 2020 @10:53AM
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I get your hesitation, but it’s not advertising. You didn’t want your mom to take you and your crush to the movie theater. You didn’t want to wait 30 minutes until after practice to get picked up because your parents both work until 5.
(I’m afraid that, your worldview may be, more narrow, than you, may think.)
Re:Lithuania is paying people to trade in polluting cars for...
by Fnoord on Monday November 02, 2020 @01:30PM
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Youth here walk/hike/drive (with scooter) or go with public transport on top of car (if 18+). Obviously it doesn't work well if distances are huge. A car is useful in rural areas.
Re:Lithuania is paying people to trade in polluting cars for...
by Schiendelman on Monday November 02, 2020 @04:35PM
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And every year, fewer people live in rural America compared to those in cities. :)
Re:Lithuania is paying people to trade in polluting cars for...
by Schiendelman on Monday November 02, 2020 @04:34PM
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Oh, I assert all that land use happened because of advertising and regulatory capture! The movie theater was in walking distance before the massive interstate highway giveaways.
That culture doesn't somehow make it sustainable or healthy to drive so much.