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I'm all for banning cars but what exceptions exist and how could they be codified into law while preventing abuse

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as we reach that point we also will have made the roads so oriented around cycling, walking and public transit that FUCK that cars will be the least desirable option. See cities with big metros like NYC, London and Tokyo if you need more evidence that this works; the car part of the city is chock full, and the public side of transport is favoured by more(?) people

That does actually make sense. Making it so that cars are the worst option, could actually even stop the worst of our kind from even wanting to drive them in cities and towns. Villages might be more difficult, I imagine.

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Idk about other place, but here vehicle used for businesses(trades, transports) must registered as such and labelled as such, so it's clear what business own the vehicle.

The problem is that rich people can (and do) register their belongs for "company use". Open a roofing company, buy luxury cars with company then say everything is for work, tada... It could cost them lots, but they might even find a way to deduct it from the tax, which I bet they already do.

You believe in restricting for certain places e.g around schools, I believe in restricting them country-wide.