Good. They are about as expensive as normal car park fees in Amsterdam.
this post was submitted on 04 Feb 2024
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5.6% participation. A joke
Well, those who did not vote are complacent to the majority vote. So I'd say that's a win.
Always go out there and vote, regardless of the option you choose. That's what keeps a democratic system up and running. If you don't, you just agree with what is decided by others and stay complacent.
True, dummies that ignore local votes are jokes.
This thread was weird to read as an owner of a CR-V. I checked and it's just under the weight limit for the new law, and it fits easily in "compact" parking spaces, but I think of it as an SUV because that's what it looks like.
At least in the US they call them crossovers, unless they're on a truck chassis, then it's an SUV.
This distinction isn't really common parlance or anything, but it usually is how the manufacturers call them.
Yes it is aimed against heavy and large suv, as they are more dangerous for other road users, more polluting and take too much of public place in a cramped city.
A CR-V and other "normal" suv does not take more place than a sedan
Easiest vote in the world is to vote to raise someone else's taxes. We should do that for billionaires.
Actually, in Paris, if you own an SUV or drive one in the city, you're rich. Poorer can't afford one and even a car is too expensive. It's already a tax on the rich.
For more taxes on the wealth, it's up to the national government and it's a complete different story.
Not just "someone" else's. SUV owners'. Specifically. For a good reason.
So they made having an SUV a money flex?
It already is?
Suck it, SUV owners in Paris.
But really, suck it every SUV owner. They're terrible in every single way and no one can change that.
As an SUV owner, I agree. It tries to do too many things, so it's not good at any of them. When we had kids, I wanted a minivan. They're ugly, they don't get good gas mileage, their handling is like a pregnant yak- but if you need to haul around kids and their stuff, there's nothing better. My wife at least considered it, but we ended up with a hybrid SUV. I don't completely hate it, but I still would rather have gotten a minivan.
What about hybrid crossover SUVs?
They pay an additional tax for being ugly
Seriously, just because something has a battery doesn't mean you have to pull the animators from the Jetson's out of storage to design a future car.
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