A great system for the young and able-bodied, those with no literal or metaphorical baggage. But try getting on the bus with a disabled child in a large wheelchair. Or try taking your bleeding dog to the vet in a cab. Or board a bus carrying a windsurfer. I want to go rock climbing this weekend. No bus or taxi will take me up a logging road. Must i walk from the nearest town? Because then i'll have to take time off w…
I don't understand your argument at all. There are special use cases the require a car therefore everyone should use a car even if they don't need it? Well here is the thing. If less people use the road because of public transport then there will be less traffic congestion for the uses cases that absolutely require a car. Banning regular car parking in the city means there is more space for accessible parking lots. On top of that cars produce a high amount of pollution directly in the center of the city which leads to lung diseases. Car accidents also increase the number of people with disabilities. You're making it sound like public transport is one sidedly disadvantaging people with disabilities when in reality everyone benefits.