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I updated this… https://twitter.com/PJNewWest/status/894625439645179904
We should regulate cares a lot more like we regulate houses and we should regulate houses a lot more like we regulate cars.
People love their cars. Here’s one in Miami http://luxurylifedesign.blogspot.com/2013/07/porsche-designed-luxury-miami-condo.html with a car elevator. Or this cool one in New York https://www.forbes.com/pictures/mhj45ifmj/200-eleventh-avenue-new-york-ny-3/
As such the mobility pricing scheme planned for Vancouver is important to watch. We shall see if it makes an impact on behaviour. At $2 a bridge crossing it doesn’t. At $5 or $12 it might !
Google “car in living room” to see what people actually do.